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Stationary Silage Baler
Chopped corn silage and other forage mixtures can be fed directly into this new round baler and wrapper from Orkel in Switzerland.
What makes the baler-wrapper different is that it's designed to be stationary, and is fitted with a conveyor that feeds crop material into it. You park the baler on the edge of the
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Stationary Silage Baler BALERS Balers 27-1-33 Chopped corn silage and other forage mixtures can be fed directly into this new round baler and wrapper from Orkel in Switzerland.
What makes the baler-wrapper different is that it's designed to be stationary, and is fitted with a conveyor that feeds crop material into it. You park the baler on the edge of the field and feed silage into it like you would into a silo blower. It compresses the silage as it forms the bale, then wraps it tightly.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Orkel AS, N-7320 Fannrem, Switzerland (ph 47 72 48 80 00; E-mail: orkel@orkel.no; Website: www.orkel.no).
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