TamaTwine+ IMPAX 700
Length:
4,050 FT
IMPAX is TamaTwine+’s next-generation baler twine, engineered for higher performance, greater consistency, and reduced plastic usage per bale. Designed for demanding baling conditions, IMPAX delivers exceptional knot strength, reliable runnability, and guaranteed length—helping operators maximize efficiency while lowering cost per bale.
Specifications
| Product Name | Length | Height | Diameter | Colour | Units per Pallet | Selling Unit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
TamaTwine+ Impax 700-4050' Blue
|
4,050 FT
|
14.4"
|
11.4"
|
BLUE
|
48
|
Single Spool
|
Product Name
Length
Height
Diameter
Colour
Units per Pallet
Selling Unit
TamaTwine+ Impax 700-4050' Blue
4,050 FT
14.4"
11.4"
BLUE
48
Single Spool
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Are there different types of knotters?
Yes, there are generally 3 types of knotters:
1. Double Knotter: A double knotter style, which makes 2 Deering knots in each twine in each knotting cycle.
2. Single Knotter: A single knotter style, which makes 1 Cormick or looped single knot in each twine in each knotting cycle.
3. Combination Double Knotter: A double knotter which makes a combination of a Cormick or loop knot and a standard Deering knot in each knotting cycle.
1. Double Knotter: A double knotter style, which makes 2 Deering knots in each twine in each knotting cycle.
2. Single Knotter: A single knotter style, which makes 1 Cormick or looped single knot in each twine in each knotting cycle.
3. Combination Double Knotter: A double knotter which makes a combination of a Cormick or loop knot and a standard Deering knot in each knotting cycle.
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