Baling twine, also known as baler twine, is used to bind a quantity of fibrous material into a more compact and easily stacked form. Twine is available in a wide range of colours, strengths and lengths.
Many farmers use a lot of twine. Most end up in landfills or are burned. It poses a strangling hazard for livestock and wildlife. It can also cause serious health problems if eaten by wild animals. For more information about the baling twine suppliers, click here.
Polypropylene
Manufacturer & distributor of baler twines made from polypropylene, sisal & jute for packaging applications. Featuring abrasion-resistant twines with a high-density bale weight and resistance to UV light. Provides a wide range of sizes, colours, types & and packaging options.
The invention relates to a foamed polypropylene binder twine having a substantially smooth surface, which enables it to be easily pulled evenly across the rough surfaces of crops being baled, and it is particularly suitable for use in conjunction with modern baler equipment. The twine also enables perfect knots to be repeatedly tied without the twine becoming ragged and loose, allowing an excellent bale density to be obtained.
The twine is additionally characterized by a substantial internal lubricant, which may be an inorganic or organic lubricant, such as mica, talc, MoS and graphite. The lubricant is added during the twine preparation to improve the twine's performance. The lubricant is added as a powder, pellets or kibble.
Sisal
Country Road sisal baler twine is made from the finest Brazilian fibre, providing high tensile and knot strength. It is biodegradable and treated to resist rodents, rot and mildew. This natural twine will help you tie up round or square hay bales quickly and easily. For more information about the baling twine suppliers, click here.
This fibre comes from the leaves of the Agave sisalana plant, closely related to the much more common jute (Agave fourcroydes). Traditionally, most of the world's production came from South America, with Brazil and Tanzania being the largest producers.
Sisal has long, rugged fibres, making it more robust and durable than jute. However, it can be prone to moisture damage, so it should not be used in areas that experience lots of spills or humidity. It also tends to wrinkle with too much moisture and is susceptible to microbial attack when wet. Sisal is an excellent choice for outdoor use, such as in garden beds and for wrapping hay bales.
Natural Fiber
CWC provides natural fibre baling twine spun from long, UV-resistant agave fibres. This twine is treated to resist rot, mildew and rodents. It is also biodegradable and has a 130 lb knot strength.
It is available by the pack or in 2 balls that total 9000'. It is used to tie up hay, keep farm gates closed and for other rope-related applications. This twine is made in Brazil. It is green in colour and is a natural organic product that is 100% biodegradable. It is suitable for use on round and square bales of hay or straw.
Colours
The colour segment range on new-generation twine allows users to match it to the crop and baler type, from blue, which suits the lowest demands, to green, orange, red, and brown for extreme conditions. According to Robson, this rating system was developed with in-field testing and validation by many of the significant OEM-branded baler makers worldwide. Tough polypropylene twine for round and square bales with 210-650 lb knot strength. Guaranteed length on every roll and easy on machine parts.
While traditional sisal twine can still be used to tie bales, modern large square balers increasingly rely on synthetic baler twine due to its superior knot strength and consistency. For more information about the baling twine suppliers, click here.
Many farmers use a lot of twine. Most end up in landfills or are burned. It poses a strangling hazard for livestock and wildlife. It can also cause serious health problems if eaten by wild animals. For more information about the baling twine suppliers, click here.
Polypropylene
Manufacturer & distributor of baler twines made from polypropylene, sisal & jute for packaging applications. Featuring abrasion-resistant twines with a high-density bale weight and resistance to UV light. Provides a wide range of sizes, colours, types & and packaging options.
The invention relates to a foamed polypropylene binder twine having a substantially smooth surface, which enables it to be easily pulled evenly across the rough surfaces of crops being baled, and it is particularly suitable for use in conjunction with modern baler equipment. The twine also enables perfect knots to be repeatedly tied without the twine becoming ragged and loose, allowing an excellent bale density to be obtained.
The twine is additionally characterized by a substantial internal lubricant, which may be an inorganic or organic lubricant, such as mica, talc, MoS and graphite. The lubricant is added during the twine preparation to improve the twine's performance. The lubricant is added as a powder, pellets or kibble.
Sisal
Country Road sisal baler twine is made from the finest Brazilian fibre, providing high tensile and knot strength. It is biodegradable and treated to resist rodents, rot and mildew. This natural twine will help you tie up round or square hay bales quickly and easily. For more information about the baling twine suppliers, click here.
This fibre comes from the leaves of the Agave sisalana plant, closely related to the much more common jute (Agave fourcroydes). Traditionally, most of the world's production came from South America, with Brazil and Tanzania being the largest producers.
Sisal has long, rugged fibres, making it more robust and durable than jute. However, it can be prone to moisture damage, so it should not be used in areas that experience lots of spills or humidity. It also tends to wrinkle with too much moisture and is susceptible to microbial attack when wet. Sisal is an excellent choice for outdoor use, such as in garden beds and for wrapping hay bales.
Natural Fiber
CWC provides natural fibre baling twine spun from long, UV-resistant agave fibres. This twine is treated to resist rot, mildew and rodents. It is also biodegradable and has a 130 lb knot strength.
It is available by the pack or in 2 balls that total 9000'. It is used to tie up hay, keep farm gates closed and for other rope-related applications. This twine is made in Brazil. It is green in colour and is a natural organic product that is 100% biodegradable. It is suitable for use on round and square bales of hay or straw.
Colours
The colour segment range on new-generation twine allows users to match it to the crop and baler type, from blue, which suits the lowest demands, to green, orange, red, and brown for extreme conditions. According to Robson, this rating system was developed with in-field testing and validation by many of the significant OEM-branded baler makers worldwide. Tough polypropylene twine for round and square bales with 210-650 lb knot strength. Guaranteed length on every roll and easy on machine parts.
While traditional sisal twine can still be used to tie bales, modern large square balers increasingly rely on synthetic baler twine due to its superior knot strength and consistency. For more information about the baling twine suppliers, click here.