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| Product Name: | Agricultural Blades Replacements Parts |
| Material: | Steel, Stainless steel, Aluminum, Brass, Carbon Steel, etc. |
| size: | OEM Customized |
| Processing: | Stamping, Punching, Bending, Tapping, Milling, Lathe/Welding, Assembly, Laser cutting |
| Surface Treatment: | Plating, Galvanization, Anodized, and Powder coating. |
| Certification: | ISO9001,SGS,CTI,ROHS |
| Package: | Carton, Wooden Case or as Required |
| Country of origin: | China |
Agricultural Tiller Blades Mowing Knife
Tiller blades and mowing knives are the unsung heroes of efficient field operations. Designed for heavy-duty soil cultivation and vegetation control, these components are precision-engineered to handle everything from breaking compacted earth to maintaining clean crop rows.
Tiller Blades: Typically made from boron steel or heat-treated carbon steel, these curved or L-shaped blades rotate vertically to slice through soil, uproot weeds, and aerate seedbeds. Their geometry varies by application - shallow-angle blades for light mixing in orchards vs. aggressive, serrated edges for rocky or clay-heavy terrain. Look for models with bolt-on tungsten carbide tips if working in abrasive conditions; they resist wear 3x longer than standard blades.
Mowing Knives: These razor-sharp, straight or slightly angled blades (often paired in disc mowers or flail choppers) deliver clean cuts to minimize plant stress and disease risk. High-grade stainless steel versions dominate hay and pasture equipment, while hardened alloy variants handle stalky crops like maize or sugarcane. Critical specs include edge retention, vibration resistance, and compatibility with quick-change mounting systems to reduce downtime during peak seasons.
Both components thrive under OEM standards, ensuring exact fitment for brands like Kuhn, Maschio, or Bush Hog. Farmers often prioritize OEM replacements over aftermarket to avoid imbalances that strain gearboxes or drivelines. Pro tip: Seasonal blade flipping (reversing edges) extends lifespan by 40-50%, and always match knife thickness to your tractor's PTO horsepower - thicker isn't better if it overloads the system.
Email: nurul@emaxmetal.com
| Product Name: | Agricultural Blades Replacements Parts |
| Material: | Steel, Stainless steel, Aluminum, Brass, Carbon Steel, etc. |
| size: | OEM Customized |
| Processing: | Stamping, Punching, Bending, Tapping, Milling, Lathe/Welding, Assembly, Laser cutting |
| Surface Treatment: | Plating, Galvanization, Anodized, and Powder coating. |
| Certification: | ISO9001,SGS,CTI,ROHS |
| Package: | Carton, Wooden Case or as Required |
| Country of origin: | China |
Agricultural Tiller Blades Mowing Knife
Tiller blades and mowing knives are the unsung heroes of efficient field operations. Designed for heavy-duty soil cultivation and vegetation control, these components are precision-engineered to handle everything from breaking compacted earth to maintaining clean crop rows.
Tiller Blades: Typically made from boron steel or heat-treated carbon steel, these curved or L-shaped blades rotate vertically to slice through soil, uproot weeds, and aerate seedbeds. Their geometry varies by application - shallow-angle blades for light mixing in orchards vs. aggressive, serrated edges for rocky or clay-heavy terrain. Look for models with bolt-on tungsten carbide tips if working in abrasive conditions; they resist wear 3x longer than standard blades.
Mowing Knives: These razor-sharp, straight or slightly angled blades (often paired in disc mowers or flail choppers) deliver clean cuts to minimize plant stress and disease risk. High-grade stainless steel versions dominate hay and pasture equipment, while hardened alloy variants handle stalky crops like maize or sugarcane. Critical specs include edge retention, vibration resistance, and compatibility with quick-change mounting systems to reduce downtime during peak seasons.
Both components thrive under OEM standards, ensuring exact fitment for brands like Kuhn, Maschio, or Bush Hog. Farmers often prioritize OEM replacements over aftermarket to avoid imbalances that strain gearboxes or drivelines. Pro tip: Seasonal blade flipping (reversing edges) extends lifespan by 40-50%, and always match knife thickness to your tractor's PTO horsepower - thicker isn't better if it overloads the system.
Email: nurul@emaxmetal.com
