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Silage Baling and Wrapping Material

Taizy supplies silage baling and wrapping materials: plastic net, rope and silage wrap film. Include bale counts per roll, net-to-film ratios, and full specifications.

Silage Baling and Wrapping Material

The right silage baling and wrapping material directly affects forage quality and storage life. Taizy supplies two binding materials and one wrapping film for round silage bales: plastic net,** rope**, and silage wrap film (also called grass film or stretch film). Each product comes in two roll sizes to fit your baler.

Getting the net-to-film ratio right is key to airtight fermentation. For 3-layer wrapping, a standard 1:5 ratio means one roll of plastic net per five rolls of silage film. Get it wrong, and you waste film or get poor sealing—either way, the silage spoils.

MaterialFunctionSize Options
Plastic NetBinding balesSmall roll / Large roll
RopeBinding balesSmall roll / Large roll
Silage Wrap FilmAirtight wrappingSmall roll / Large roll

overview of baling wrapping materials

Silage Baling Materials: Plastic Net & Rope

Plastic Net — Modern Binding

Taizy’s plastic net is a PE baler net built for fast, tight binding. It needs only 2-3 turns per bale—about half the work of rope—and cuts feed loss by up to 50%.

plastic net for silage baler
plastic net for silage baler
net bundling for round bales
net bundling for round bales
plastic net for sale
plastic net for sale

Specifications of Plastic Net

Product Name****Plastic net****
Material****PE****
Color****White****
Length****2000m****
Width****50cm****
GSM****10.5g
Useful life****3-5years****
Packing****In rolls****
Type****Warp knitting

parameters of plastic net for silage baling

For ued in silage baling, our plastic net can be deviced into small and large rolls, details shown below:

CategorySpecifications
Plastic net (Large roll)Total length: 2000m
Roll width: 50cm
Diameter: 22cm
Weight: 11.4kg
Thickness: 15μm
Packaging: Plastic film
Package dimensions: 50 x 22 x 22cm
Yield: Approx. 280 bales per roll
Plastic net (Small roll)Total length: 1500m
Width: 70cm
Thickness: 15μm
Weight: 9.8kg
Quantity: 57 rolls
One roll wraps approximately 220 bales

parameters of plastic net(large & small roll)

**Key Features of Plastic Net Bundling **

  • Faster binding: Just 2-3 turns per bale—faster than rope
  • Standard length, strong build: New PE with a tight weave—durable and wind-resistant
  • Tighter bales: Hold shape in strong wind and cut feed loss by up to 50% vs. rope
  • Easier feeding: Film and net come off in one piece—no need to unfold the net
advantages of silage baling material
advantages of silage baling material
plastic net features
plastic net features

Best Applications in Silage Grass Baling Machine

  • 50-type & 70-type round balers (550×520mm bales & 700×700mm bales)
  • Long-term silage storage (6-12 months)
  • High-moisture forage baling
  • Commercial and large-scale operations
plastic net production
plastic net production
plastic net stock for sale
plastic net stock for sale
how to load plastic net
how to load plastic net

Rope — Traditional Binding

Taizy’s rope is a 3-strand natural fiber twine built for round silage balers. It pairs with the 50 type and other small round balers and comes in two roll sizes.

Specifications of Rope

Product Name****Rope/Yarn
Length****2500m
Width****27cm
Diameter20cm
Weight5kg
Type****Three-strand jute rope

parameters of yarn for silage bundling

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rope
rope in production
rope in production
yarn rope for bundling
yarn rope for bundling

Key Features of Rope

  • 3-strand construction: Provides reliable tensile strength for round bale binding
  • Natural fiber: Fully biodegradable, eco-friendly disposal
  • Standard sizing: Compatible with most 50-type and small round balers
  • Cost-effective: Lower upfront cost than a plastic net

Best Applications of Rope

  • 50-type round balers (550×520mm bales)
  • Short-term silage storage (under 6 months)
  • Dry hay baling
  • Small and medium farms

Silage Wrapping Materials: Silage Film

Taizy’s silage wrap film (also called grass film or stretch film) is a PE film that seals bales airtight for anaerobic fermentation. It keeps silage fresh for up to 2 years.

silage wrapper film
silage wrapper film
silage film
silage film
stretch film for silage wrapping
stretch film for silage wrapping

Specifications of Stretch Film in Bale Wrapping

Product** Name**Film****
Material****PE****
Color****Green or as per your requirement
Length****1800m****
Width****25cm****
Thickness****25µm****
GSM****21.2g****
Useful** life**3-5years****
Packing****Carton

parameters of forage silage film

Key Features of Silage Film

  • Strong and tight: Won’t loosen, even after long storage. Low light transmittance keeps heat out.
  • Oxygen and water barrier: The sticky surface seals the bale and creates an anaerobic environment inside.
  • Better fermentation: Boost feed palatability, intake, and softens straw for easier feeding.
  • Thick and tacky: 25 μm thickness with strong adhesion—holds shape through long-term storage.
silage film with high strength
silage film with high strength
different layers for wrapping
different layers for wrapping
silage bale wrapping for fermentation
silage bale wrapping for fermentation
tight grass film
tight grass film

Best Applications of Silage Wrapping Film

  • All Taizy round balers with wrapping function
  • Long-term silage storage (1-2 years)
  • Corn silage, grass silage, and high-moisture forage
  • Outdoor and indoor storage

Net-to-Film Ratio Guide in Silage Baling and Wrapping

The net-to-film ratio shows how many rolls of plastic net you need per roll of silage film, depending on the number of wrap layers. Use the table below to plan your orders.

Wrapping LayersNet: Film RatioExample (100 bales)
2 layers1:4~0.4 net roll / 1.6 film rolls
3 layers1:5~0.5 net roll / 2.5 film rolls
6 layers1:6~0.6 net roll / 3.6 film rolls

Layer recommendations by storage duration:

  • Short-term (under 3 months): 2-layer film, ratio 1:4
  • Medium-term (3-6 months): 3-layer film, ratio 1:5
  • Long-term (6-12 months): 4-layer film, ratio 1:5 to 1:6
  • Extended (1-2 years): 6-layer film, ratio 1:6

Material Selection by Baler Type

**Baler Model **Bale SizeRecommended BindingRecommended Wrap Layers
TZ-55-52 (50 type)550×520 mmPlastic net / Rope2-4 layers
9YDB-0.7 (70 type)700×700 mmPlastic net6 layers (double film)

recommendation based on silage round baler wrapper type

Storage & Handling Tips

Plastic Net

  • Keep the net properly tensioned during baling
  • Cut net cleanly—ragged edges tear easily
  • Recycle used net—it does not biodegrade

Rope

  • Store in a dry place—moisture causes rot and weakening
  • Replace rope if it frays or shows wear
  • Use 2-3 wraps per bale for secure binding

Silage Wrap Film

  • Overlap film by 50% for full coverage
  • Check the film for holes before wrapping
  • Store rolls in the original carton away from direct sunlight
silage film for bale wrap
silage film for bale wrap
silage film package
silage film package
silage stretch film for round silage bales
silage stretch film for round silage bales

FAQs of Silage Baling and Wrapping Material

What is the net-to-film ratio for silage baling?

The standard ratio is 1:4 for 2-layer wrapping, 1:5 for 3-layer wrapping, and 1:6 for 6-layer wrapping. This means one roll of plastic net is used for every 4-6 rolls of silage wrap film, depending on the number of layers applied.

How many bales can one roll of plastic net wrap?

Taizy plastic net comes in two sizes: the small roll (1500m, 70cm wide) wraps about 220 bales, and the large roll (2000m, 50cm wide) wraps about 280 bales.

How many bales can one roll of silage film wrap?

One roll of Taizy silage wrap film (1800m, 25μm thick) wraps approximately 80 bales with 2 layers, or approximately 55 bales with 3 layers.

What’s the difference between rope and plastic net?

Rope is a natural 3-strand fiber twine—biodegradable and lower cost, best for short-term storage. Plastic net is a PE mesh that binds tighter with just 2-3 turns, cuts feed loss by up to 50%, and holds up better over long storage.

Can I use rope with the 70-type baler?

The 70-type baler is designed for plastic net only. Rope doesn’t have enough stretch for the larger 700×700mm bales and may break during baling.

What is the thickness of Taizy silage wrap film?

Taizy silage wrap film is 25 μm (25 microns) thick. This thickness provides strong tear resistance and high viscosity, ensuring the film stays tight and does not loosen after wrapping.

Do you offer customization for silage film?

Yes, Taizy accepts customization for length, width, and thickness of silage wrap film. Contact us with your specifications for a custom quote.

Do you offer bulk discounts?

Yes, Taizy offers volume discounts for bulk orders oN rope, plastic net, and silage film. Contact us for pricing on full container loads or wholesale quantities.

Order Your Baling & Wrapping Materials

Taizy supplies all baling and wrapping materials—either as standalone products or bundled with our silage balers. Here’s what’s in stock:

  • Plastic net — small roll (220 bales) / large roll (280 bales)
  • Rope — small roll (70 bales) / large roll (85 bales)
  • Silage wrap film — 1800m roll, 25 μm (2 layers: ~80 bales / 3 layers: ~55 bales)
  • Custom length, width, and thickness available

WhatsApp: +86 136 7368 9272 | Email: info@silagebaler.com

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