NEW AMAZONE CATROS 4002 DISCS (11008926)

New Amazone Catros 4002-2 Discs

Amazone is a German company specializing in agricultural machinery, known for producing high-quality equipment for tasks like planting, seeding, fertilizing, soil cultivation, and crop protection.

Key Features

1. Compact Design: The Catros discs are compact and easy to handle, making them ideal for working in various field conditions and on different soil types.
2. Independent, Contoured Discs: Each disc is independently suspended, allowing for optimal ground following and precise soil penetration. This setup ensures that the soil is cultivated evenly and efficiently across the field.
3. Variable Working Depth: Catros discs can operate at shallow depths (typically from 3 to 14 cm), making them versatile for light tillage and minimizing soil disturbance, which helps maintain soil structure.
4. Maintenance-Free Bearings: The discs are equipped with maintenance-free bearings, reducing downtime and operating costs while ensuring long-lasting performance.
5. High-Speed Operation: Catros disc harrows can operate at higher speeds, allowing for faster field coverage. This makes them especially suitable for time-sensitive tasks like post-harvest tillage or pre-planting soil preparation.
6. Optional Rollers and Harrows: The Catros line offers various roller and harrow options to help consolidate the soil and create an ideal seedbed. The rollers also improve soil-to-seed contact and moisture retention.

Advantages of Amazone Catros Disc Harrows

• Enhanced Soil Aeration: The Catros discs’ design promotes soil aeration, helping break down organic matter and improving soil health.
• Minimal Soil Disturbance: With shallow tillage, Catros minimizes soil disruption, preserving soil structure and reducing erosion risks.
• Cost-Effective: Their high-speed, low-maintenance design makes them cost-effective, reducing fuel consumption and labor hours.

Amazone Catros discs are widely used for their efficiency, durability, and adaptability to various soil conditions, making them a top choice for modern, sustainable farming practices.