The number of actual wrappings the baler makes around the bale may vary due to the following factors:

• precise feeding of the bale net;
• uniform feeding of packaging material over the entire width of the bale;
• are there any places where the net accumulates in the baler (this leads to the loss of several meters of material);
• if there any places where the threads hang from the previous wrapping roll of material (this can lead to pulling the net more by the equipment in one direction);
• how straw or hay is fed into the baler (uniformly or not).

Once the net has been properly wrapped in the baler, it should only be on the outside of the bale. If part of the packaging ends up inside, it will reduce the reliability of the roll, and the packaging material may be found in the animal feed.

In another article post, we have already looked at the options for why straw bales sometimes explode, what problems with equipment can be, and how to solve them. Read about it here.

If you need professional advice or a calculation of the required number of rolls for your case, please contact our managers in any convenient way.