2020 Krone Fortima V 1500 MC Baler/Round

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• 2020 Krone Fortima V 1500 MCFeatures may include - The fixed bale chamber produces 1.25 m (4'1") or 1.55 m (5'1") diameter bales - The variable bale chamber produces 1.00 -1.50 m (3'3"- 4'11") or 1.00 -1.80 m (3'3"- 5'11") diameter bales - The chain-and-slat elevator handles the most difficult conditions - The camless EasyFlow pick-up boosts throughput and reduces wear and tear - The selectable MultiCut cutting system features 17 blades - Twine tying system for four threads - The well-proven net wrapping system for even higher throughputs - Two separate and endless elevators give dependable operation in the most difficult conditions - A heavy-duty design that copes with very heavy material A combined grip on the bale: Fortima is equipped with two chain-and-slat elevators
• one operating at the front end and the other at the rear to develop high baling pressures and produce perfectly shaped bales.Stunning simplicity As more and more material enters the bale chamber
• the two chain elevators press layer by layer to form tight and well-shaped round bales. The slats mesh with the crop to provide positive bale rotation at any stage of the baling cycle. The baling pressure is supplied by a hydraulic ram that actuates the tensioners at the front and rear ends. As soon as the bale has reached its preset diameter
• twine or net wrapping is triggered. As a last step
• the tailgate opens and the bale is ejected.Variable bale chamberCarefully designed down to the smallest detail- Bale density is controlled infinitely variably - The extra spiral roller speeds up bale starts Small-diameter bales Small diameters are typically required in silage applications
• because small bales are easier to handle
• break up and feed. The 1.00 - 1.30 m (3'3" - 4'3") diameter bales produced by Fortima V 1500 suit most wrappers perfectly.Large-diameter bales Large-diameter bales are often preferred in straw and hay as they offer better efficiency
• save wrapping material and reduce labour costs.