bale net

Bale Net

Our Bale Net Range

atlas net

Atlas Net and Golden Net

Atlas Net and Golden Net

Atlas and Golden Net are certified by the DLG (German Agricultural Society), passing the Signum-Test.  This means it has been tested on all popular balers and was submitted to a number of performance tests on its technical characteristics.  This European company is one of the largest manufacturers of bale net worldwide - a well proven and reliable performer.

Atlas Net

  • 50m end of roll warning
  • Handles on all rolls
  • Available in different sizes:
    • 1.23m x 3600m
    • 1.23m x 4500m
    • 1.3m x 3000m
    • All sizes are white with black strip on one side

Golden Net

  • Handles on all rolls
  • 50m end of roll warning
  • Available in one size:
    • 1.25m x 3600m
    • Yellow with two black strips at one end
jutanet

Juta Net

Juta Net

Juta net is manufactured in Europe and has been run and proven in New Zealand for over 20 years.

Juta net is proven in all baler brands and is reverse wound - this winding helps to eliminate splitting when running in the machine.

  • 50m end of roll warning
  • Handles on all rolls
  • Available in different sizes:
    • 1.23m x 3600m - white with one yellow end and one red/blue end
    • 1.23m x 4500m - white with one red/blue end and one green end
    • 1.25m x 3600m - white with one orange end and one green end
    • 1.3m x 3600m - white with one dark green end and one yellow end

Bale net plays an important role in modern baling operations by securing silage, hay, or straw into tight, well-formed round bales. Compared with traditional twine, bale netting allows faster wrapping, improved bale shape, and more efficient baling.

Independent Wrap supplies high-quality bale net designed to perform reliably in demanding New Zealand contracting and farming conditions. Our bale net range delivers consistent spreading across the bale, strong holding power, and dependable performance in the field.

Whether you're producing silage, hay, or straw, choosing the right bale net helps maintain bale integrity, reduce crop loss, and improve productivity during busy baling seasons.

 

Why Bale Net Matters

Bale netting helps maintain the shape and density of round bales while protecting the crop during handling, stacking, and storage. By securing the outer layer of the bale evenly, bale net helps reduce crop losses and maintain feed quality.

A high-quality bale net should provide:

  • Strong tensile strength to hold dense bales securely
  • Reliable edge-to-edge coverage across the bale
  • Consistent roll performance through the baler
  • UV stability for outdoor storage
  • Smooth feeding through modern round balers

Consistent bale net performance helps ensure bales maintain their structure during transport and storage.

 

How to Choose the Right Bale Net

Different baling operations have different requirements. When choosing bale net, contractors and farmers should consider several factors.

Strength and Durability

Strong bale netting maintains bale integrity during handling and transport. High tensile strength helps prevent tearing or breakage when bales are moved or stacked.

Coverage Across the Bale

Good edge-to-edge coverage helps secure the outer layer of the bale and protects the crop during transport and storage.  For silage bales full coverage eliminates 'fluffy' edges where air can become trapped, which can negatively affect the ensiling process.

Baler Compatibility

Most bale nets are designed to work with a wide range of modern round balers. Ensuring compatibility with your machinery helps prevent feeding or wrapping issues.

Roll Length and Productivity

Longer bale net rolls allow more bales to be wrapped before a roll change is required, helping contractors and farmers maintain efficiency during busy baling periods.

Storage Conditions

If bales will be stored outdoors, UV-stabilised bale net helps maintain durability and performance when exposed to sunlight and weather.

 

Why Contractors and Farmers Choose Independent Wrap

Independent Wrap works closely with agricultural contractors and farmers throughout New Zealand to supply crop packaging solutions that perform reliably in the field.

Customers choose Independent Wrap because of:

  • Reliable product supply during the season
  • Products suited to New Zealand contracting and farming conditions
  • Consistent roll quality for efficient baling
  • A team that understands the practical realities of contracting and farming

Our goal is to provide dependable products that help farmers and contractors maximise productivity during harvest.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is bale netting?

Bale netting is a mesh material used in round balers to secure hay, straw, or silage bales. It holds the bale together, improves bale shape, and helps protect the crop during handling and storage.

Does bale net help protect feed quality?

Yes. By holding the bale tightly and evenly, bale netting helps reduce crop loss and maintain the quality of silage, hay, or straw during transport and storage.

How many wraps of bale net are typically used?

Most round bales require two to three wraps of bale net to secure the crop effectively. The exact number may vary depending on crop type and bale density.

How long can net-wrapped bales be stored?

When stored properly, net-wrapped bales can maintain their structure for many months. UV-stabilised bale net helps ensure durability during outdoor storage.

What crops can be wrapped using bale net?

Bale net is commonly used for:

  • Silage
  • Baleage
  • Hay
  • Straw

It is suitable for most round baling applications.

 

Talk to the Independent Wrap Team

If you’d like help selecting the right bale net for your baling operation, the Independent Wrap team can guide you through the available options.

Contact us today to discuss your requirements or arrange supply for the coming season.

 

 

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