Company and Contact Information

Located in Bagnoli di Sopra (Padova), Italy, Dante Macchine specializes in agricultural machinery. Contact details include phone +39 049 5344011, fax +39 049 5344900, and email [email protected]. Website: dantemacchine.it.

Product Overview: Cultivators

The cultivators are designed for secondary soil cultivation following ploughing or subsoiling. They are also suitable for minimum tillage when residue levels are low. The combination of cultivator tools and discs refines and levels the soil, stabilizes the machine, and allows precise depth control, making the cultivator functionally independent from the tractor.

Working widths range from 2.5 to 6 meters. On request, a cage roller can be mounted on the Gigant model to enhance soil preparation.

Technical Specifications and Models

Disc Sections for Cultivators

• Disc diameter: Ø610 mm
• Disc sections vary by model, with configurations such as SDC 25, SDC 30, SDC 301, SDC 351, SDC 40I, SDC 451, SDC 501, and SDC 551.

Recommended Model Pairings

Models are paired with specific cultivator frames (CB or CC series) with working widths from 2.5 m to 6.2 m. Examples include:

• SDC 25 with CB 25, CB 30, CB 35, CB 40
• SDC 40I with CB 451, CB 501, CB 551, CB 601
• CC series cultivators with bilama blades sized 55x20 or combined 55x20+55x25

Key Parameters

Additional Features and Notes

• Hydraulic closing is available on request for certain models (notably CB 35 and CB 40).
• Hydraulic systems are standard only on SD models.
• Descriptions and illustrations are indicative and provided as a guide; they are not binding.
• The cultivators are equipped with bilama blades sized 55x20 mm or combined 55x20+55x25 mm depending on the model.

Multilingual Information

The document includes descriptions in Italian, English, and Russian, ensuring accessibility for a broad user base.

Summary of Best Practices

• Use cultivators after primary tillage operations such as ploughing or subsoiling.
• For minimal residue, cultivators can perform minimum tillage.
• Pairing discs with cultivators improves soil refinement, leveling, and machine stability.
• Control of working depth is critical and facilitated by the design, allowing independence from tractor depth control.
• Consider requesting additional features like cage rollers or hydraulic closures based on specific field conditions.