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SHREEJI BALER TWINE EXTRUSION PLANT

Shreeji plastomech baler twine extrusion plant is a specialized manufacturing facility designed to produce baler twine, a critical product used in the agricultural industry for binding hay, straw, and other forage materials into bales. The plant utilizes a plastic extrusion process to convert raw polymer materials—typically polypropylene (PP)—into strong, uniform twine suitable for high-stress agricultural applications. The extrusion process involves several stages, including: Feeding and Melting: Polypropylene resin (often mixed with UV stabilizers and colorants) is fed into an extruder, where it is heated and melted. Extrusion: The molten polymer is forced through a spinneret or die to form filaments. Stretching: The extruded filaments are cooled and stretched (oriented) to improve their tensile strength. Twisting and Winding: The stretched filaments are twisted into twine, then wound onto spools or coils for packaging. Quality Control: The twine is tested for parameters like knot strength, elongation, diameter, and UV resistance to ensure consistent quality. A modern baler twine extrusion plant is equipped with automated controls, energy-efficient systems, and waste recycling capabilities, ensuring both high productivity and environmental sustainability. These facilities serve the growing demand from domestic and international agricultural markets, where durable and cost-effective baler twine is essential for efficient crop handling and storage.