CORN HEADERS PWL MASTER FLOW PWL’s new Speed FLOW and Master FLOW range of headers. The machines are designed based on years of experience. They are characterized by a proven design based on cast iron gears, as well as durability and reliability. They are designed for long use and low operating cost.

Master FLOW are corn headers thought out and designed to the smallest detail by professionals with years of experience. They are machines of optimally simple and durable design. With the longest rotors on the market, they break records for working speeds of up to 12km/h. As standard, they are equipped with a ro-to-cut propeller cutter that shreds stalks at 25m/s. The fastest and continuous mass flow is guaranteed by a section design that does not allow corn cobs to lodge, a large auger diameter, 4 coil rotor supports and ergonomic canopy distributors. The ailerons for lodged corn are always standard!...

Longer ripper shafts: The attachment uses longer shafts and ripper knives which allows it to work at higher speeds. The number of coils and length of the auger on the ripper shafts have been increased to pull and steer corn stalks faster. Gear construction: Friction clutch: The bodies of the bevel gears are made of cast iron. The power transmission force to the ripper shafts has been evenly distributed, which is important in sudden stopping of the ripper apparatuses. Wider gears have also been used. The machine uses central friction clutches to protect the entire machine from mechanical damage...

PWL is a leading company engaged in the manufacture and sale of high-quality corn and sunflower harvesting attachments. Our company also specializes in importing advanced agricultural machinery from Turkey. Our mission is to provide farmers with cutting-edge solutions that improve productivity and harvesting efficiency while saving time and resources. Our products are characterized not only by excellent quality, but also by innovative approaches to agricultural technology. We proudly serve farmers by supporting them in achieving better results in corn and sunflower cultivation.