What to look for when buying your baler twine?

a. Raw Material
 Ensure that the twine has been produced with raw material from ISO approved producers. Poor quality raw material can lead to poor quality end product.

b. Easy Feed
 On some makes of twine the spool centre can often collapse and cause difficulty when attempting to draw the first few hundred metres from the spool. Choosing a twine with a larger diameter centre that allows the twine to flow freely from the beginning will eliminate problems.
c. Kinked Twine
A consistent and smooth shape to the twine will eliminate potential ‘hang-ups’ in its path through the baler and knotter mechanism, reducing costly downtime when baling.
d. Fibrillation
 When buying Big Bale twines, ensure the twine has a high fibrillation. This guarantees a uniform and consistent twist and will give a higher performance through the knotting mechanism. A Highly fibrillated twine will give optimum knot strength and also help avoid knot slippage.

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