When the film is torn, it can affect the shape of the bale and reduce its durability. Therefore, it is important to check the condition of the net replacement film before using it.
The co-extruded three-layer net replacement film, according to the invention, may significantly reduce the volume of the compressed bulk material compared with the conventional netted bales. It can result in improved quality of the hay or other compressed bulk material.
Cost
The use of net replacement film to hold a bale together is the latest development in hay and silage wrapping technology. It delivers higher-quality silage in easier-to-handle bales and increases feed protection. Farmers can benefit from increased milk yield, better forage preservation and improved farm profitability.
Bales wrapped in net replacement film compress tighter than other alternatives, which creates a more rounded and consistent shape and finish to the bale. It also helps to block out more oxygen permeation, which is vital for the silage fermentation process. It allows the bale to achieve its highest possible energy content, which in turn benefits cows’ milk production.
The cost of net replacement film is comparable to other alternatives, but the added value of the advantages is worth the extra investment. It helps reduce the risk of white mould, which can decrease a bale’s quality and lead to lower milk, beef or lamb production. In addition, it can reduce vermin damage and make handling easier.
Unipak Power Film net replacement film (also known as Mantle Film) is a new design technology product that suits the new generation of combination baler/wrapper machines like the Krone Komprima and Goweil G5040 Kombi as well as McHale Fusion 3+. It is made from the same raw material as bale wrap, so there is no need to separate the net and film when opening the bales and can be recycled with the bale wrap. It also offers a better oxygen barrier than traditional net wrap and acts as an underlayer to improve the overall oxygen barrier of the bales.
Durability
Bales wrapped with net replacement film hold tightly, which further compresses the forage and improves energy content. It also provides an improved oxygen barrier, which aids a better fermentation and increases silage quality. This film is also easy to handle and can withstand rough handling during transport. It has fewer weak spots than traditional net wrap and can prevent damage to bales during the ensiling process.
Bales wrapped with this type of film can be easily peeled away for feed and are easier to sort for recycling. That is because the inner layer of the film is made from the same material as the outer wrap. Moreover, the net does not become entangled in the plastic and can be recycled together with bale wrap. It saves time and effort and helps reduce waste. This type of wrapping also helps prevent the spread of disease and reduces the need for patch-ups during transportation.
Appearance
Net replacement film can be used to protect items from the elements. It can be purchased online or through a bale supplier. These companies can help you determine what type of coverage is best suited to your needs, and they will also be able to assist you with any questions that you may have. This product is often more durable than non-filmed products, and it is ideal for protecting items that are subjected to various types of weather conditions.
Another benefit of using net replacement film is that it has the potential to reduce the amount of white mould growth in silage bales. It is because it provides an air barrier that prevents oxygen from permeating the bale and, therefore, helps to improve the quality of the hay. It also increases milk, beef or lamb production per bale, which can result in a higher profit margin for the farmer.