Industrial Pump Dealers in Mangalpur Part, Karnal

• Brand Name: Modern
• Application: Agriculture
• Finishing: Polished

Advantage The MODERN MOUNTED OFFSET DISC HARROW is used in open farm workings for the shattering of clouds, prepration of soil for sowing, burial of organic substances& remains.  To airthe soiland to eliminate the  For breaking the roots  It has low purchasing and utilisation costs both for its wide working width, and for its high speed (from 7 to 15 km/hour).  Angle can be easily adjustabte.  It can be used in light and medium soil.    Features High quality Boron steel discs.  Tillage depth of the harrow is 6 inch.  Easily transportable- as it gets easily attached and mounted.  Maintenance is easily but need to be scheduled. 

• Size: 14 inches to 30 inches
• Type: plain / notched / liso / dentado / boron steel / high carbon steel
• Brand Name: AGFE
• Material: Boron steel and high carbon steel
• Diameter: 14 inches to 30 inches
• Finishing: Shot blasting / Powder coated / Painted
• Hardness: boron - 46-50 HRC , High carbon - 38 - 42 HRC
• Usage: Cultivation of Soil / Land preparation
• Country of Origin: India
• Blade Material: Boron steel and high carbon steel

• Type: Disc Blades
• Type: Disc Blades
• Material: Metal
• Variety: Double Edge
• Feature: Double Edge Blade, Sharp
• Application: Disc Use

We are a well-reckoned Manufacturer, Supplier, and Exporter of Notched Disc Blades in Haryana, India. These Disc blades are used to displace, unearth, and invert soil. The movement of disc blades through the soil increases the penetration of water, aeration, and enhances the activity of fertility within the soil. We precisely manufacture them with the aid of updated techniques and methods in line with the latest industrial standards.   Description : Disc blades are used to displace, unearth and invert soil. The movement of disc blades through the soil increases the penetration of water, aeration and enhances the activity of fertility within the soil. The discs on the front of aplough move materials towards the periphery of the disc while the rear discs move soil towards the centre of the disc.