Individually mounted discs on rubber dampers follow the ground and cut through residue without plugging. Trailed, mounted and high-speed models.
Trailed disc harrow
Sizes and mixes corn and cereal residue into the soil in one pass. Discs on individual mounts follow the ground; side discs cut blockages in half.
Compact trailed disc harrow
Shallow, fine work at high speed for seedbed prep. Smaller discs spin faster and leave an even, finely worked finish.
Mounted disc harrow
Compact mounted disc harrow: center of gravity close to the tractor for more maneuverability on small fields and headlands.
High-speed disc harrow
High-speed wide disc harrow where each disc reacts to the ground on its own. Sealed bearings run the full service life with no greasing or maintenance.
High-speed disc harrow — Elastic Arm
Reinforced wide-width version: each disc on its own spring works deeper and absorbs rock impacts. For high-horsepower tractors.
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At what speed does the disc harrow work?
CultiDISC disc harrows work from vineyard to large field. Optimal speed 6–15 km/h. Applications: stubble, direct seeding, fast tillage.
Each disc floats individually on oversized elastomers — perfect ground adaptation
Lateral discs with reduced inclination: up to 50% fewer clogs in stubble
Vomer MOTION platform: reduces fuel consumption by up to 20%
Optimal working speed 6–15 km/h — maximum output per hour
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