TamaTwine+ LSB Power

Length:

2,800 M1,650 M

Reliable, consistent baling starts with the right combination of strength and pack length. TamaTwine+ for large square bales is designed to support higher output, improved efficiency and less packaging waste.

TamaTwine+ LSB Power is a powerful, versatile solution for different bale densities, delivering performance comparable with Type 130 twine across Irish hay and straw conditions.

Features & Benefits

Secure Knot Performance.

A balanced combination of flexibility and strength helps form secure, consistent knots throughout the baling process.

Consistent Spool Geometry

A consistent spool profile helps the Twine unwind evenly and supports smooth, trouble-free feeding through the baler.

Spool Identification and Traceability

Every spool carries its own unique identification number, supporting product traceability from production through use.

Protection Against UV Exposure

UV resistance helps the Twine maintain bale firmness and holding performance during prolonged exposure to strong sunlight.

Approved by Leading Baler Manufacturers

Developed and approved for use with the major baler manufacturers, supporting dependable compatibility across leading machines.

Reduced Plastic Use per Bale

Reduced plastic use per bale helps lower the amount of material required for each finished bale and supports a lower environmental impact.

Guaranteed Spool Length

Every spool is supplied with the full stated length, giving you a reliable quantity to plan around.

Product Name	Length	Height	Diameter	Colour	Units per Pallet	Selling Unit
TamaTwine+ LSB Power	2,800 M	315 MM	295 MM	WHITE	48	Pack
TamaTwine+ LSB Power	1,650 M	370 MM	300 MM	WHITE	80	Single Spool

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Tips for Large Square Baling with Twine

Large Square Baling
Bale pressure should always be adjusted to suit the crop and its condition. In prolonged hot, dry weather, straw bales can be lighter even when the baler remains on the same pressure setting. In this situation, reducing bale pressure or moving to a heavier Twine can help maintain reliable performance.

For high quality large square silage bales, a few practical points are important. Aim for at least 40 to 50% dry matter (DM) so bales are well formed and fermentation can develop correctly. Reduce Twine box tension as much as practical because friction is generally higher when baling silage than straw. It is also important to remove as much air as possible from the crop and pack enough material into the top of the bale. If needed, reduce forward speed to increase the number of wads per bale and help avoid misshapen bales that can be difficult for an automatic wrapper to handle.

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