Net Replacement Film

Net replacement film, where plastic film is used instead of net to hold a bale of silage together,
That's because this latest advance in agricultural machinery delivers higher quality silage in easier-to-handle bales, and increases feed protection. Combined, these advantages will make your silage production process more efficient.
 

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Being a film, Benetite provides an additional air barrier whilst helping to retain a better bale shape by exerting a tighter grip around the bale circumference.  Plus, it reduces wastage of valuable silage wrap, as, unlike netwrap, no baled fodder can become enmeshed in it.
Its production from the same base material as balewrap means users don't have to separate the Benetite from balewrap after use.  Instead, both Benetite and the accompanying balewrap can be recycled together thereby saving valuable time and labour costs.

Superior oxygen barrier
Benetite  adds extra film to the barrel of the bale. The Oxygen barrier is improved. Silage stores better. This leads to better quality silage, improved animal production and increased farm profits.

Exceptional puncture resistance
As a pre-orientated film manufactured using blown film co-extrusion lines, Benetite offers exceptional puncture resistance even with tough, stemmy forage crops.

Additional bale edge protection
Benetite's ability to cover the bale from edge to edge offers additional protection around the edge of the bale - especially useful when baling stalky crops.

Optimal cling capacity
Benetite exerts a tight grip around the bale circumference to compress content and expel oxygen faster.

More compact, denser bales
Due to the high tightening force, Benetite creates tighter, more compact bales that benefit from a more rounded shape.

Smooth film surface
Benetite is easier to remove as no fodder can become enmeshed as with netwrap.  Bales can be unwrapped quickly and easily.

Easier to recycle
Benetite is 100% recyclable and its production from the same base material as balewrap mean that there is no need to separate and segregate these films for recycling as they can be recycled together.