Silage liner
Silage liner film is an essential component in the preparation of high quality silage. It forms the bottom layer, which is placed directly on top of the silage mass, just below the bunker film. Thanks to its excellent adhesion and tightness properties, it effectively limits the access of oxygen and minimises feed losses.
Key features:
- Effective oxygen barrier - The thin but extremely airtight layer restricts the access of air, improving the quality of the fermentation.
- Perfect adhesion - Thanks to its flexibility and smooth surface, the film adapts precisely to the shaped pile.
- Interaction with cover film - It increases the tightness of the entire covering system, providing its foundation.
- Tear and damage resistance - Despite its low grammage, it has high mechanical strength.
- Saving on feed - It effectively protects the lower layers of silage from spoilage, resulting in less waste.
- Length - 50 m
- Width - 8 m
- Thickness - 40 microns
Application:
- Ensiling of roughage - It forms the base layer under the main film when ensiling maize, grass or alfalfa.
- Sprays and silos above ground - Used in silos and heaps of all sizes as a first protective layer.
- Minimisation of fermentation losses - A key element for farms focused on quality and efficiency in feeding.
Why choose silage liner film?
Underlay film is the foundation of successful ensiling. It increases the tightness of the entire cover, limits the access of oxygen and preserves the high quality of the silage even in the lowest layers. It makes the investment in forage more profitable and minimises losses. It is a recommended solution for modern farms that care about feeding quality and production efficiency.
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