Amazone adds Centaya-C Special with twin-chamber hopper
Last autumn, Amazone introduced the Centaya-C Super one-pass grain and fertiliser drill. The firm has now added a smaller model, namely the Centaya-C Special. It will be available in 3m, 3.5m and 4m variants. The one-pass is available with either the RoTeC single disc coulter, or TwinTeC Special double disc coulters. The machine can be ordered with a row spacing of 12.5cm or 15cm.
It has a hopper capacity of 1,500l and is fitted with a twin-chamber hopper. The hopper capacity is divided in a 70:30 ratio, allowing two different materials of 1,050l and 450l to be sown. These are metered separately and precisely through the IsoBus-controlled drill. The drill features infinitely variable electric metering to allow seed rates of 0.5-400kg/ha at a working speed of 10km/h.
The seed and/or fertiliser is fed to the coulters via the segmented distributor head, using the single-shoot process. Two different seed types can also be sown in a single pass. For example, different seed rates can be metered and applied with the appropriate metering cassettes.
The drill can be equipped with the Micro Plus micro-granular applicator. A 110l hopper can be mounted on the drill, with the material fed into the main conveying system and applied using the single-shoot process.
The hopper can be equipped with a quick-emptying device for fast seed changeover between jobs. A storage rack can be ordered as an option to accommodate additional seed.
The Centaya-C harrow seed drill can be combined with the various implements via QuickLink. It can be coupled with a selection of power harrows or a disc harrow.
Single-shoot: sowing seed with fertiliser at one placement depth.
The double hopper is split in the ratio of 70:30, allowing two different materials to be metered separately.
Both materials are individually metered via two metering units.
The Centaya-C harrow seed drill can be combined a selection of power harrows or a disc harrow.
Sowing two seed types, with a third material metered via the Micro plus spreader and integrated into the conveying system.
Amazone adds Centaya-C Special with twin-chamber hopper
Last autumn, Amazone introduced the Centaya-C Super one-pass grain and fertiliser drill. The firm has now added a smaller model, namely the Centaya-C Special. It will be available in 3m, 3.5m and 4m variants. The one-pass is available with either the RoTeC single disc coulter, or TwinTeC Special double disc coulters. The machine can be ordered with a row spacing of 12.5cm or 15cm.
It has a hopper capacity of 1,500l and is fitted with a twin-chamber hopper. The hopper capacity is divided in a 70:30 ratio, allowing two different materials of 1,050l and 450l to be sown. These are metered separately and precisely through the IsoBus-controlled drill. The drill features infinitely variable electric metering to allow seed rates of 0.5-400kg/ha at a working speed of 10km/h.
The seed and/or fertiliser is fed to the coulters via the segmented distributor head, using the single-shoot process. Two different seed types can also be sown in a single pass. For example, different seed rates can be metered and applied with the appropriate metering cassettes.
The drill can be equipped with the Micro Plus micro-granular applicator. A 110l hopper can be mounted on the drill, with the material fed into the main conveying system and applied using the single-shoot process.
The hopper can be equipped with a quick-emptying device for fast seed changeover between jobs. A storage rack can be ordered as an option to accommodate additional seed.
The Centaya-C harrow seed drill can be combined with the various implements via QuickLink. It can be coupled with a selection of power harrows or a disc harrow.
Single-shoot: sowing seed with fertiliser at one placement depth.
The double hopper is split in the ratio of 70:30, allowing two different materials to be metered separately.
Both materials are individually metered via two metering units.
The Centaya-C harrow seed drill can be combined a selection of power harrows or a disc harrow.
Sowing two seed types, with a third material metered via the Micro plus spreader and integrated into the conveying system.
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