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SunFilm Stretchfilm

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6,000 FT5,000 FT3,330 FT

SunFilm® Stretchfilm provides superior protection for outdoor silage storage with high damage resistance, ideal for durable and cost-efficient agricultural operations.
It preserves feed quality and simplifies storage.
Use SunFilm for inline or individual round bale wrapping.
For large square bales or extreme conditions, use SunFilm Gold II, a 6-layer extruded film offering maximum tear and puncture protection.
Usage Recommendations:
Pre-stretch: 55%-70%
Bale Wrapping: 50% overlap minimum of four layers (2x2)
Moisture Content: 50%-60%.

Features & Benefits

Enhanced Durability

Offers exceptional puncture, abrasion, and tear resistance, suitable for rigorous outdoor conditions.

Heat and UV Protection

The reflective white film minimizes heat buildup while the treatment against ultraviolet light degradation ensures up to one year of protection, preserving feed quality.

Airtight Cling

Maintains an airtight seal around bales, which helps prevent spoilage from bugs, mold, and harmful bacteria throughout the storage period.

Cost Savings

Eliminates the need for indoor storage facilities, significantly reducing storage and operational costs.

Multi-Layer Technology

Multi-layer technology provides exceptional protection for outdoor silage storage, ensuring durability and cost-efficiency for agricultural operations. With incredible resistance to damage, the Multi-layer technology protects your bales against tears and punctures and maintains feed quality even in extreme conditions, while simplifying storage logistics.

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Stretchfilm?

What is the difference between 25-micron and 22-micron thicknesses as far as use by the farmer?

Assuming the ‘mechanical properties’ of the film are good enough, which most top manufacturers are, the main guarantee of good silage concerning the film, is that it seals well, and each application overlaps the last by at least 50%, with the best results coming from the application of at least 6 film layers. The actual difference in thickness of film going onto the bale, after the stretching rollers, is insignificant.

How many bales will a roll of 1,500m film make?

Why are silage bales better than pit or clamp silage?

Why do I get long tales on the bale after baling?