This guide supports general product selection. Confirm the final choice through a trial on the real load, equipment and application conditions.
Film is one part of the silage system
Silage preservation depends on bale preparation, wrapping practice, film, equipment and storage management together. Film is only one part of this chain.
Bale surface and wrapping pattern
Bale shape, rough surfaces and sharp plant residue can affect film integrity. Check wrap count, overlap, application tension and uninterrupted wrapping against equipment guidance.
UV exposure and storage
Sun, temperature changes, ground moisture and animal contact can challenge film integrity in outdoor storage. Storage location and bale placement matter.
Find damage early
Inspect for holes, cuts and incomplete coverage after wrapping. Prompt repair in line with the relevant procedure can help limit further damage.
Start with the right technical data
Bale size, wrapper model, intended wrap count, field and storage conditions and annual volume are useful for sampling and product selection.
Request a technical assessment for your application
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Frequently asked questions
Are more wraps always better?
Wrap count should be defined with bale conditions and the wrapping procedure. Unnecessary layers can add consumption, while insufficient coverage can affect protection.
What should I do if film is damaged?
Identify the damage promptly and repair it according to the product application guidance.
How is roll width selected?
Start with the wrapper’s accepted roll format and bale type, following the equipment maker’s technical instructions.