Choosing the right bale wrap is important as it needs to secure and protect your baled forage quality. For this, two options for wrapping bales are available, bale netwrap and net replacement film. Both have their function, but understanding the differences can help you decide which is best for your farm. This blog looks at Bale netwrap vs net replacement film to see which is best for you.
Netwrap is a strong, mesh-like material that wraps around bales during binding to hold them together. The key features of netwrap are:
There is an increasing trend for Netwrap to be produced with a high percentage of recycled material as well as product innovations that reduce the overall amount of plastic used per bale. Enviro-friendly netwrap’s such as TamaCycle, with its high percentage of recycled plastic built in, offers a first of its kind ecological solution for crop baling products.
Net replacement film is an alternative crop baling solution that offers different benefits to netwrap:
Choosing between netwrap and net replacement film depends on your specific needs and equipment:
– TamaCycle contains large percentages of recycled plastic and uses the latest manufacturing innovations to ensure less plastic per bale and is a great Enviro-Friendly alternative.
– EZ Web requires no separation of the waste plastics, meaning you do not have to separate the web from the stretch film for recycling purposes. Additionally due to its unique new design, with just a quick shake soilage is much easier to remove when compared to traditional netting.
If you’re still deciding whether the bale netwrap or net replacement film option is best for your farm, get in touch with the Tama team. Our experts are here to provide personalised advice to help you make the right choice.