Threshers, Reaper and Binders covers the equipment that separates grain from straw and that cuts and bundles standing crop where a combine is not the answer: multi-crop threshers, paddy and wheat threshers, maize shellers and threshers, reapers, and reaper binders that cut and tie sheaves in one pass. These machines matter most on holdings too small, too fragmented or too soft for a combine, which is most of the cultivated land in a great many countries.
Threshing performance is measured in two figures that pull against each other: grain recovery and grain damage. A thresher set aggressively recovers more grain and cracks more of it, which costs the grade; set gently it leaves grain in the straw. The correct setting depends on crop and moisture and has to be adjustable, which is why cylinder speed and concave clearance are the specification points that matter rather than nominal capacity.
This equipment is tendered in very large quantities because it suits smallholder mechanisation, which is where most agricultural subsidy is directed. Agriculture ministries, mechanisation and subsidy schemes, custom hiring centres, co-operatives and farmer producer organisations, rural development agencies and smallholder mechanisation projects financed by development banks and agricultural funds procure it through bidding. We quote on volume against the specification and provide technical compliance tables, origin and warranty declarations, priced spares lists and inspection arrangements.
Tell us your crops, your quantity requirement and whether the machine is tractor-driven or engine-mounted, and we will quote accordingly.
