Cleanfield

Length:
20,000 FT

Cleanfield™ baler twine is engineered specifically for round bales, blending the unique benefits of both plastic and sisal twines into one exceptional product.
It boasts a longer lifespan than sisal twine, yet, unlike plastic twine, it will eventually decompose.
The yellow color ensures high visibility, making this twine the perfect blend of durability and eco-friendliness.
Cleanfield 20000 Sb Light Yellow

Features & Benefits

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High Visibility

The yellow colour provides excellent visibility.
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Combines benefits

Integrates the unique advantages of both plastic and sisal twines into a single product.
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Lasts Longer

Offers greater durability than sisal twine and will decompose over time, unlike plastic twine.

Specifications

Product Name Length Weight Height Diameter Colour Units per Pallet Selling Unit
Cleanfield 20,000 SB Light Yellow
20,000 FT
12.7 ? 5% LBS
"
"
YELLOW
80
Single Spool
Product Name
Length
Weight
Height
Diameter
Colour
Units per Pallet
Selling Unit
Cleanfield 20,000 SB Light Yellow
20,000 FT
12.7 ? 5% LBS
"
"
YELLOW
80
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.
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Does it matter how many flakes are in each bale?
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