Jerome Idaho Bale Ties

Trusted Source for Bale Ties in Jerome

We offer large, ready-to-ship inventories of bale ties for delivery in Jerome, ID. Our bale ties are widely used by recyclers, retailers, packagers, municipalities, and grocery stores throughout Jerome County.

Single-Loop Bale Ties

We supply high-performance Single-Loop Bale Ties in gauges 10 through 15 and lengths up to 24 feet, bundled in 125 or 250 units. Ideal for vertical baling operations in Jerome, these ties are great for compressing:

• Plastic wrap and film
• Textiles and fabrics
• Cardboard and packaging waste

Double-Loop Bale Ties

Our Bright Basic Double-Loop Bale Ties handle demanding materials with ease—foam, tires, and scrap metal are no problem. Available in 9 to 13.5 gauge and in lengths up to 19 feet, they offer the durability and flexibility required by large-scale operations in and around Jerome.

📦 All bale ties can be packaged to your exact needs—whether you require stackable crates, coiled single-packs, or custom-branded private-label options.

Why Choose Accent?

Proven Experience: 35+ years of trusted performance in the baling wire industry.

Expert Support: Knowledgeable team ready to assist with product selection and technical needs.

Superior Quality: Precision-manufactured wire for consistent strength and durability.

Nationwide Reach: The largest distribution network for fast, reliable delivery across North America.

Cost Efficiency: Strategically located warehouses reduce freight costs and lead times.

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Bale Ties in Jerome, Idaho – Quick Facts

What are bale ties used for?

• Secure bundled materials like cardboard, plastic, fabric, hay, and lumber
• Used in recycling centers, packaging operations, farms, and warehouses
• Help keep materials compressed and ready for transport

Single-Loop vs. Double-Loop Bale Ties:

• Single-Loop:
  • Used with vertical balers
  • Great for cardboard, textiles, plastic wrap, and hay
• Double-Loop:
  • Used with horizontal and two-ram balers
  • Ideal for high-compression loads like foam, tires, and scrap metal