Trailed bale wrapper EasyWrap 165 T

• The extremely powerful twin-arm wrapper operates at up to 40 rpm
• The wrapping table is made up of four textile belts that roll the bale reliably
• The film dispenser with integral film break detector ensures there are no air pockets
• Quick-change system for easy and convenient film refills.

The twin-arm wrapper operates at up to 40 rpm, delivering maximum work rates. Sensor controlled, the wrapper offers maximum precision applying tightly stretched layers of film for highest-quality forage.

The two wrapping arms on the EasyWrap 165 T orbit at up to 40 rpm for shortest wrapping cycles and an outstanding performance. The arm is position controlled by an angle sensor. Also, a brake fixes it in position so it always starts out from the same position – a detail that is particularly important in sloping fields. The technology ensures perfect wraps and consistent overlaps even on different tractors and different hydraulic systems.

The quick-change system makes swapping film rolls a doddle. Swing out the film dispenser assembly, fit the new roll and thread the film into the stretcher. For added convenience, you can move the wrapping arm into the preferred position by pressing the external control.

Depending on the gear ratio, the dispenser stretches the film to 55% to 70% ensuring efficient film use. The unit has an integrated sensor that detects a broken film. At film break, you either stop work and refit the film or you continue wrapping with one arm after halving the orbiting speed.

The wrapping table is formed by four extremely durable textile belts that roll the bale effectively. A special coat on the rollers ensures the belts will not slip. The belts form a deep cradle that holds the bale firmly in place and where it is held in check by four bobbins or six as an option for ideal overlaps.

At the end of the wrapping cycle, the cut-and-tie unit makes cuts the film very close to the bale cut eliminating loose film ends. A spring-loaded clamp traps the film end so it is ready for the next cycle.