The Cracker-Disc roller, with a diameter of 550 mm, can be used in conjunction with rigid active soil tillage implements. Ideal on very heavy soils, it improves the structure and leaves a fine crumbled seedbed.

The large 550 mm diameter steel packer rings ensure a good carrying ability and the optimum reconsolidation of the soil.
The wave profile on the steel rings and the cutting knives between the steel rings provide the maximum crumbling effect, even on heavy soils.
The longitudinal bars integrated in the steel packer rings ensure a good self-driving effect and scrapers keep the gaps clean in between the steel packer rings – in this way, blockages are prevented.

The KW wedge ring roller leaves behind optimally reconsolidated strips into which the seed is then sown. 1/3 of the soil is reconsolidated in strips whereas 2/3 of the surface remain unrolled to evenly cover the seed with loose soil. Due to the highly reconsolidated strips the seedling is well provided with capillary water.

Heavy rain falls will then be taken up by the unrolled loose zones. The smooth running of the following coulter in the pre-rolled furrow results in an very even placement depth. This roller operates blockage free in wet conditions and yet intensively in dry conditions.

The wedge ring rollers with working widths of 2.50, 3.0, 4.0 and 4,50  are available with an outer diameter of 580 mm. Alternatively a smaller and somewhat lighter 520 mm diam. wedge ring roller in 3 metres working width is available.

The PW tooth packer roller is designed for a recompaction area covering over the entire surface. The deeply positioned, wear resistant scrapers ensure a blockage free operation even on very wet soils and if much straw is prevailing. As standard the scrapers are armoured by hard metal coating to triple the service life of usual scrapers.

The PW tooth packer rollers with an outer diamater of 420 mm are available for working widths of  2.50 and 3 metres. The version with an outer diameter of 500 mm is available in working widths of 2, 2.50, 3, 4 and 4.50 metres. In addition available: the version with  600 mm outer diameter, available  for working widths of 3 and 4 m.

The solid cage roller ensures the depth guidance of the soil tillage implement. It provides a loose, open seed bed for the following sowing or planting operation. Cage rollers are available with an outer diameter of 420 mm for working widths of 2.50 and 3 m and an outer diameter of 520 mm for working widths of 3 and 4 m.

The compact designed, close coupled TL deep loosener offers the possibility of the optimum cultivation technique without prior ploughing even in heavy trash condition. Wide wing shears and a large clearance between the legs allow a blockage free operation. The deep loosener is available with 3 m working width and operates with a working depth of 15 up to 25 cm in combination with rotary cultivator, packer roller and Pack Top seed drill with RoTeC roll disc coulters.

The KG rotary cultivator incorporates all the design features of the rotary harrow but has an even thicker skinned trough, bigger diameter shafts and stronger tines. AMAZONE rotary cultivators are equipped with the proven ”On Grip” tines to pull themselves into work and automatically maintain the desired working depth. Also in dry and firm fields the rotary cultivator breaks up the soil without any problems and simultaneously intensively incorporates the straw. The large clearance between the tines and above the rotor heads ensures the free passage of trash and soil mixture.

With the KX rotary cultivator, in a 3 m working width and for tractors in the 190 HP class, a very flexible, usable PTO-driven soil tillage implement now exists that can be used as a rotary cultivator or as a rotary harrow.

Many farmers want to use a flexible machine for differing soil and operating conditions. That means, for example, a rotary cultivator with their ”on-grip” tines for relatively heavy soils when mulch sowing and a rotary harrow with tines set to trailing mode on lighter, stony soils, so that the stones are pressed back down into the soil.Previously, the tines have often simply been turned from ”trailing” to ”on-grip”. The finished result can then often be unsatisfactory, because only tines specially designed for each specific purpose can produce the best work.

The KE rotary harrow is superbly suited for soil tillage after the plough and mulch sowing on pre-cultivated soils. The strong frame, one piece rotor head and shaft and a sprung tine fixing result in a very robust implement. The large clearance between the tines and above the rotor heads ensures the free passage of large amount of straw or clods of soil.