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A high speed solution which delivers consistent and even overlap and achieves optimum levels of fodder preservation and quality.
The McHale Orbital Bale Wrapper is a high speed round bale wrapper. The McHale Orbital harnesses the proven vertical
wrapping ring technology used in the McHale Fusion to deliver a high output, low maintenance bale wrapper which is
capable of keeping up with multiple balers.
- McHale Patented High Speed Transfer System
As the lift arm moves the bale towards the wrapping ring, the wrapping roller closest to the tractor moves out of the way which reduces the height the bale has to travel to get to the wrapper. This clever design allows the bale to move from the ground to the wrapping platform in a smooth quick manner, which is stress free on the machine, delivering maximum output.
- McHale Patented Tip Roller
Through the use of the patented tip roller the McHale Orbital Bale Wrapper can wrap bales from 1.1 metre up to 1.45 metres with ease. The patented tip roller adjusts its height in line with bale size to ensure that the wrapping ring always applies the plastic to the centre of the bale, regardless of the bale diameter. This ensures the correct even overlap is always achieved.
- High Speed Wrapping System
Once the bale is loaded onto the bale wrapper, the high-speed vertical wrapping ring can apply four layers of film to a 1.25 metre bale in approximately 18 seconds or six layers of film in under 25 seconds.
- Orbital Bale Wrapper
The vertical wrapping ring on the McHale Orbital High Speed Round Bale Wrapper is fitted with two 750mm dispensers, which take approximately 18 seconds to apply 4 layers of film and under 25 seconds to apply six layers of film using both dispensers.
The dispensers are fitted with film break sensors, which notify the operator through the control box in the tractor cab if one or both dispensers run out of film. If one dispenser runs out of film the Orbital Bale Wrapper will continue working and automatically slow bale rotation and increase the number of rotations of the wrapping ring to ensure that the round bale is wrapped correctly.