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NS Canada | They can all do the job nowadays. In the older models the tubelines seemed heavier built than the andersons, but I haven't been around the new ones.
They're fairly simple machines, esp the older ones. Newer ones have more options to do more automated stuff. Inline can make great feed, really helps to have consistent bale size, and get them lines up going in the machine squarely. If they are offset much, its best to stop the machine and run it manually, stopping to put a few more wraps on the offset edge of the bales so they dont pull the wrap open between themselves.
Individual wrappers use +30% more plastic, but gives you more options on stacking bales in smaller spaces, and selling by the bale, rather than opening a tube. Inline is faster, and uses less plastic, less man power typically too.
Edited by Supa Dexta 7/24/2017 06:15
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In line bale wrapper ?
