Kolaszewski silage block cutter jaw-type 1.3 x 0.8 m

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- Manufacturer: Kolaszewski

- Catalogue number: KMSC130

- Manufacturer's designation: Silage block cutter

- Width: 1300 mm

- Length: 1030 mm

- Height: 797 mm

- Height with jaw: 1316 mm

- Capacity: 0.77 m3

- Weight: 424 kg

- Number of tines: 9

- Side: 8 mm

- Pressure: 180 bar

- Flow: 25 L/min

- Tines: forged

- Cutting tines: alloy steel

- Mesh for better visibility

- Sides: with a cutting edge

Optional extras at additional cost:

- Flow divider - DFL

The DFL flow divider is an accurate, dependable hydraulic device designed to split working fluid evenly between two or more consumers within a single hydraulic circuit. It works by dividing the flow proportionally regardless of differences in pressure or load between the system's individual elements. The DFL is particularly useful where two cylinders must work simultaneously and in synchronisation, or where different hydraulic components must be supplied evenly. The device is made of hard-wearing materials, which gives it resistance to high pressures and to variable, often demanding working conditions. This gives the DFL divider a long life and high reliability. It is a versatile solution used both in the agricultural sector and in industrial and construction machinery, wherever precise regulation of fluid flow is critical to hydraulic systems working correctly and safely.

Detailed description:

• The jaw-type silage block cutter is an advanced implement intended for precise, hygienic removal of silage from silos and clamps. Thanks to the technology used it allows the structure of the material to be preserved, which translates directly into maintaining the quality of the feed for the animals.
• The machine has been designed for everyday work on small and medium-sized farms that focus on efficient feed distribution and on maintaining a high standard of nutrition within the herd.
• Thanks to a working width of 1300 mm, a length of 1030 mm and a height of 797 mm (1316 mm with the arm raised), the block cutter copes perfectly with the precise removal of material even in tight working spaces.
• The capacity of the device, at 0.77 m³, allows a larger amount of silage to be picked up in one go, which considerably streamlines the feeding process and reduces the number of working cycles.
• The block cutter weighs 424 kg, which provides stability during loading and at the same time does not overload the loader or the running gear of the machine it works with.
• The device has been fitted with 9 durable forged tines, which guarantee effective moving of even compacted silage and resistance to bending and intensive use.
• Cutting blades made from quality steel cut silage blocks precisely, minimising tearing of the material structure and limiting contact with air, which helps keep the feed fresh.
• The side edges of the machine have been fitted with sharp cutting blades that support even and accurate separation of the material at the sides, reducing losses during cutting.
• The block cutter has a steel protective mesh that improves visibility from the operator's cab, which translates into greater precision and safety during work, particularly in confined spaces.
• The cutter's hydraulics are based on parameters of 180 bar pressure and a flow of 25 l/min, which provides dynamic, smooth operation of the cutting mechanism in all operating conditions.
• All structural components have been made of durable materials resistant to corrosion and wear, which guarantees reliability and a long service life even under intensive, everyday use.
• The silage block cutter is not merely a working implement but also a key part of a modern cattle feeding system – one that improves the organisation of work, lowers feed losses and provides better conditions for keeping the herd.