Polypropylene (PP) · Split Film Twine
PP Baler Twine
Purpose-made split film twine for hay, straw and forage baling: consistent, knot-free spooling and controlled knot strength so the baler ties every time. Sized by runlength to the knotter, the crop and the bale weight.
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| Material | Polypropylene (PP) |
|---|---|
| Construction | Split Film Twine |
| Typical twine range | Common runlengths approx. 60 – 130 m/kg (heavy) and finer grades for small bales |
| Supply format | Spools/balls sized to baler twine boxes (commonly 2 × 2.5 kg or 2 × 5 kg packs) |
| Color | Blue, orange, natural, rust; custom on request |
| Packaging formats | Spool/ball (film-wrapped) · Pairs per pack · Carton or pallet |
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- Twine size or runlength
- Spool / ball weight and format
- Machine or end-use reference
- Color, quantity and packaging
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- Runlength / knot strength
- UV stabilization level
- Color
- Spool weight and pack format
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Packaging format affects freight cost, handling, retail readiness and price. The main formats for rope and twine — and how to choose the right one for your channel.