Fusion Vario Variable Chamber Integrated Baler Wrapper

The McHale variable chamber baler range is made up of V6, V8 and Fusion Vario machines. The range consists of 5 models;

• V6740 – Non-Chopper Baler
• V6750 – Chopper Baler
• V8940 – High-Capacity Non-Chopper Baler
• V8950 – High-Capacity Chopper Baler
• Fusion Vario – Integrated Baler Wrapper

Offering innovative ideas to allow you to work smarter, whilst achieving more output, the McHale name has become synonymous with the production of robust and reliable machines, making McHale the number one choice for professional users.

The McHale Fusion Vario is a fully automatic variable chamber integrated baler wrapper, which consists of a high output baler and a vertical wrapping ring. The machine benefits from two unique patents; a patented bale transfer system and a patented vertical wrapping ring.

The Fusion Vario also has the ability to make bales of hay and straw from 0.6m to 1.68m (2′ – 5′ 6 “) but in haylage or silage, it produces bales from 1m to 1.45m  (3′ 3 ” – 4′ 8 “) to allow for wrapping.

Advantages of the Fusion Vario

ONE MACHINE

The Fusion Vario provides the operator with the flexibility to produce various size bales without the need to return to the yard to change machines for baling different types of crop over the course of a day. As it is an integrated baler wrapper, only one operator and tractor is required to carry out the task of baling and wrapping which leads to reduced costs in labour.

REDUCED CROP LOSS

The single belt on the McHale Fusion Vario reduces crop loss compared to multiple belts which is particularly beneficial when baling short chopped crops such as alfalfa.

BALE ONLY PROGRAMME

When baling hay or straw, the operator has the ability to carry and place bales in pairs of two for easy collection.

Fusion Vario – Integrated Baler Wrapper

The McHale Fusion Vario is a fully automatic variable chamber integrated baler wrapper, which consists of a high output baler and a vertical wrapping ring. The Fusion Vario also has the ability to make bales of hay and straw from 0.6m to 1.68m (2′ – 5′ 6 “) but in haylage or silage, it produces bales from 1m to 1.45m  (3′ 3 ” – 4′ 8 “) to allow for wrapping.