PROMOTIONAL FEATURE
The “original“ One-Pass tillage implement
• Creates a perfect consolidated seedbed
• Level the surface • Incorporate organic residue • Removes plowpan or soil compaction
• Deepens aerobic zone • Saves time and money • Improves moisture retention
48SX SERIES SAND - SANDY LOAM IMANTS SPADING MACHINES
Efficiency and perfection in a single machine! Tilling can be performed quickly and easily and a high yield per hectare achieved. Imants has designed several spading machines that can compete in all areas with other kinds of tilling on sandy, loamy and clay soils
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Rotary spading in general Due to the expansion of farms and rising fuel prices it is extremely important to choose
machines with high efficiency and fast work rates to reduce costs. Imants incorporates these ideals into their spaders by working the soil intensively and homogeneously. When using the rotary spader the soil is thoroughly tilled without destroying the soil structure. Te soil is spaded and huge amounts of organic matter can be incorporated. Organic matter is mixed into the top layer where oxygen is available and micro-organisms are able to break down the organic matter easily. Tis way straw, corn stubble, green manure and compost can be evenly combined and provide the soil with the necessary nutrients. Te unique construction of the spader won’t create a hard or plough pan. Terefore. there will be a better capillary action and water management so that nutrients and minerals are easily available to the plants. Due to the fact that the rotating spade shaſt pushes the spader forward there is no wheel slip and smearing and the tractor drives on top of the soil instead of in the furrow as with ploughing. Te spader eliminates all the compaction and makes a perfect seedbed. All with less fuel consumption per hectare.
Time reduction through combined actions By combining machines with the spader there are even more savings to be achieved. Te productivity per hour of the driver rises as the number of passes declines! Combining
the spader with a seeder or planter eliminates an additional pass over the field, so avoiding compaction.
Concept of the machine
A rotary spader will do the primary tillage with the spade shaſt. Tis shaſt consist of 6 banks with 6 arms (3 leſt and 3 right) Behind the spade shaſt is the simplest of harrows being nothing more than a driven roller with small tines that prepare the seedbed and give the necessary consolidation. Tis secondary tillage tool will create a perfect consolidated seedbed, level the surface and incorporate organic residue. All Imants spaders are PTO driven. Te spader is built to be mounted via a 3-point linkage, it is also possible to have a towed one. Te spader is lowered into the ground with the 3-point hitch until part of the weight of the machine is supported by the harrow on the back. Te working depth is then controlled by the positioning of the lower link arms. Te top link is in a free floating position.
Imants
More than 130 years of experience in quality cultivation with an open mind for the future. Te foundations of the internationally successful company were laid in 1885 by the village blacksmith in Reusel (the Netherlands). Imants machines come with a generous dose of innovation, making them durable, reliable and fun to work with. Imants continuously strives to develop machines that deliver
maximum performance with the minimum possible effort and fuel, which has brought a great deal of international recognition. Tat’s why Imants equipment is an excellent choice for today and for the future. It’s an investment in sustainable technology that will keep clients both competitive and satisfied. Te human chemistry keeps Imants on edge to generate ground-braking ideas and build high quality machinery.
For more information or a demonstration please contact Imants or consult the website
www.imants.com to find more information and the nearest Imants dealer or importer.
58SX series + Imants Toolcarrier
To find out more Call +31 (0)497-642433
Email
info@imants.nl www.imants.com
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