A knitted net (1) for round balers comprises a plurality of equidistant chains (2), arranged parallel to a longitudinal direction of development. Each chain (2) comprises a plurality of knots (3) placed at regular intervals. The adjacent chains (2) are connected to each other by transverse threads (4), at the knots (3). Each transverse thread (4) comprises a plurality of segments (5). In particular, each segment (5) develops between a first knot (3) of a chain (2) and a second knot (3) of an adjacent chain (2), located at a position preceding or following the first knot (3). Each chain (2) comprises a single longitudinal thread (6).

A knitted net (1) for round balers comprises a plurality of equidistant chains (2), arranged parallel to a longitudinal direction of development. Each chain (2) comprises a plurality of knots (3) placed at regular intervals. The adjacent chains (2) are connected to each other by transverse threads (4), at the knots (3). Each transverse thread (4) comprises a plurality of segments (5). In particular, each segment (5) develops between a first knot (3) of a chain (2) and a second knot (3) of an adjacent chain (2), located at a position preceding or following the first knot (3). Each chain (2) comprises a single longitudinal thread (6).