RAIFFEISEN-LAGERHAUS ST. PÖLTEN REGGENMBH

Cylindrical Vibration Isolator Antivibration mounts, cylindrical bobbins, male threads both ends Available ex-stock (subject to prior sale) with NR (Natural Rubber) 55 +/-5 Shore A and zinc-plated metal parts Other rubber compounds and/or stainless steel metal parts available upon request We offer customized solutions

In the light of countless field trials and feedback from users, Seca Tarım Makinaları continues to offer you the best results. Seca Universal sowing machines successfully sow seeds of all sizes and shapes, from wheat, barley, oats and poppy to chickpea, from canola to onions. In all our universal seed drills, 3-cam stepless gearbox is offered as standard equipment. Thanks to this transmission, micro-seeds such as canola, onion and poppy can be planted at low sowing norms as low as 300gr/decare. In this system, pulse amount adjustment, It is done by changing the rotation speed of the seed gears via the stepless gearbox. Crop bulls are not constricted. In this way, the same throw norm is obtained between the planter legs in all conditions. An external micro-granule distribution unit can be added to all our universal seed drills (optional).

Our newly designed machine offers a practical solution for planting gardens and small areas. It is produced in two rows. Row spacing is 22 cm. It is attached to the garden and hoe motor. It is like the planting system in large machines.

With the help of the belts rotating on two rollers, it takes the seeds from inside the warehouse and leaves them inside the outer casings on the line opened by the ax. The axes that open the line are connected to the unit. The units have a parallelogram system. (For SC1 model) It works according to the low-height situation of the field. There is a gear option to adjust the seed spacing on the row. (It can be adjusted as 4-6cm, 6-8cm, 8-10cm.) The seed tank can be tilted forward and backward with the help of the piston. The benefit of this system is that while planting small seeds, the tank is tilted back to prevent too much seeding. In large seeds, the seed is prevented from falling over the scoop (spoon) by tilting it forward. Seeds Planted: Minced garlic, onion shallots, tulip bulbs