Baler twine is a natural, biodegradable material used to secure bales of hay together and is easily recyclable or biodegraded; additionally, it’s rot-proof and easy to keep tidy – many towns offer collection stations so as to reduce waste disposal in landfills.

Companies began experimenting with manmade baling twine in the 1960s, which featured superior features over sisal and was more suitable for modern baler machines.

Made from sisal or polypropylene

BalingTwine baler twine is a string-like cord used to secure large bales of hay or other materials. Historically, baler twine was composed of natural fibbers such as sisal or hemp; today there are various manmade varieties used specifically for baling.

Polypropylene baler twines are popularly made by man. This material is much stronger than natural sisal, making it better equipped to withstand the elements and resist mildew, rot and rodent infestation. Additionally, some varieties have even been treated to resist mildew, rot and rodent infestation.

Small baler twine made of synthetic polypropylene is a popular choice among farmers. This twine comes in various colours and sizes, and contains high UV inhibitors to combat premature sunlight degradation. Furthermore, its easy handling makes spooling through balers quick and smooth; softness protects machinery; it ties easily and biodegrades rapidly – all hallmarks of quality twine material.

Strong

This baler twine was specially crafted to ensure trouble-free performance in any baler, resist rot, and contain high levels of UV inhibitors. For added peace of mind and avoidance of waste in baler twine boxes, each spool comes shrink-wrapped for waste prevention and has a 110lb tensile strength made of polypropylene material.

Tensile strength of twine is an integral measure when selecting the appropriate material. It reveals how much force can be sustained before it breaks, providing you with an easy way to identify whether a given twine meets your requirements while also being an indicator as to whether its use will be easy on your hands – high-quality twine will offer conformity and consistent twist.

Lightweight

BalingTwine baler twine is much easier to manage when creating a bale, due to its thinner diameter and manageability. Furthermore, its more stable structure provides protection for animals that may get caught up in metal twine, while traditional metal ties contain sharp edges which could harm livestock or farm equipment.

This poly baler twine features a 130 lb tensile strength and is UV treated to resist mildew, rot, and moisture damage. Furthermore, it knots easily without becoming brittle allowing consistent baling across different colours without becoming biodegradable – plus comes packaged on two reels which total 9000 feet!

Easy to handle

Quality baler twine is essential to getting optimal results from state-of-the-art baling equipment. To do so, it should possess the appropriate density and uniformity, making for smooth baling operation as well as visibility for easy identification purposes. Furthermore, its rot and mildew resistance should prolong its service.

Not just limited to baling hay, balers can also be used for other items like newspapers and recyclables like cardboard and rags. Twine is easier to work with and tie than baling wire; plus, it is biodegradable and reusable – creating extra revenue streams while helping the environment! Horse ranchers have even created programs dedicated to recycling twine, helping reduce wasteful production in our world!

Durable

Twine can be an indispensable tool on farms, from tying up bales to any of its numerous uses such as hanging up clothes. But it should be remembered that it can also be one of the most dangerous substances found there; all loose twine should be removed promptly from all spaces on a farm to ensure everyone’s safety.

Quality balingTwine baler twine should be durable and weather-proof, resistant to UV rays, with good knotting abilities that fit easily in baling machines. When purchasing baler twine it’s also important to inquire about its guaranteed feet per carton count.