Plastic bale wrapper MEGA 400×130 mm model 61017

Plastic bale wrapper MEGA 400×130 mm model 61017 is a durable plastic film designed to wrap and secure small rectangular or round bales and compact packages. The product measures 400×130 mm and is intended to provide a protective covering that reduces dirt ingress and limits exposure to light moisture during storage and transport. It is suitable for use in agriculture, gardening and general storage where compact and contained bales or packaged goods are required.

Advantages

The MEGA bale wrapper offers consistent size and shape for repeatable wrapping of small bales, ensuring a snug fit and reduced material movement. Its plastic construction resists tearing under normal handling and provides a lightweight protective barrier against dust and light moisture. The wrapper’s dimensions make it compatible with a range of small-format bales and bundled goods, facilitating efficient stacking and transport.

Suitable for

• Wrapping small rectangular or round hay and straw bales
• Securing wrapped fodder and silage portions
• Protecting packaged goods and garden materials during storage
• Temporary covering for bundles and small pallets during transport

Key specifications

• Material: plastic film
• Dimensions: 400 × 130 mm
• Form factor: sheet/wrapper for small bales and packages
• Primary protection: dust and light moisture barrier
• Intended use: wrapping and securing small bales, fodder, and packaged goods

How to use

Place the wrapper around the bale or package so that the film covers the surface area intended for protection. Ensure the wrapper is aligned with the bale edges and apply tension to reduce slack and movement. For round bales, wrap circumferentially and overlap the edges to maintain coverage; for rectangular bundles, fold and overlap the film at the seams to secure corners. Fasten or tuck the film as appropriate for the packing method used and store wrapped items on a dry, level surface.

Usage recommendations

Handle the plastic wrapper on clean, dry surfaces and avoid sharp objects that could puncture the film. For prolonged outdoor exposure, consider additional weather-resistant covering or storing wrapped bales under shelter to extend protection against heavy rain and UV exposure. Dispose of used film according to local waste regulations or recycle where facilities exist.