Rotary tiller (rotary tiller)
Rotary tiller is a crucial farming component in modern agricultural machinery, mainly assembled on agricultural machinery such as rotary tillers and multifunctional micro tillage machines. Its core function is to cut, break, bury, and mix the soil through high-speed rotation, achieving the traditional plowing and raking effect that can only be achieved by multiple operations at once, creating an ideal seed bed for sowing or transplanting that is loose, flat, and mixed with fertile soil.
Efficient soil crushing: With a unique curved blade design, it easily cuts into the soil while rotating, cutting the soil into small particles with a high soil crushing rate and a flat surface after plowing.
Deep cultivation: Provides a variety of specifications and bends to meet different cultivation needs from shallow (10-15cm) to deep (over 20cm).
Overturning and covering: It can effectively plow surface residues, weeds, green manure or fertilizers into the lower part of the soil layer, achieve coverage and return to the field, increase soil organic matter, and reduce pests and diseases.
Mixing evenly: Mix soil evenly with fertilizers, straw, etc., improve soil structure, and enhance fertility.
Wear resistant and durable: Made of high-quality alloy steel (such as 65Mn spring steel, 60Si2Mn, etc.), and subjected to professional heat treatment processes such as high-temperature quenching and tempering, the cutting edge has high hardness, good toughness, excellent wear resistance, and long service life.
Design Science: Fluid dynamics bending angle design ensures low soil resistance, smooth rotation, low power consumption, and high work efficiency.
Bending knife (L-shaped knife): the most common type. The blade has a large curvature, strong ability to break and turn soil, and is the most versatile. It is suitable for paddy fields, dry fields, and land with a lot of weed residues.
Straight blade (chisel blade): The blade is relatively straight, with strong soil penetration ability and high impact force. It is mainly used for heavy load operations such as land reclamation and hard ground breaking, but its soil turning performance is slightly weaker.
Other variants: such as rotary tillage stubble cutters, dual-purpose water and drought knives, etc., optimized for specific needs.
