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Product catalog summary

Introduction
Staheli West Inc. introduces the DewPoint 6110, a game-changing baling technology designed to enhance hay production efficiency.

Specifications and Capabilities
The DewPoint 6110, when used with a 3x4 or 4x4 baler, can increase output to over 56 tons per hour due to enhanced bale density. This allows for faster field speeds while maintaining consistent flake counts per bale, with each flake containing more hay.

Operational Flexibility
The system allows baling anytime the hay is dry enough, with the potential to operate between 12 to 24 hours a day, even in varying climates. In optimal conditions, a single DewPoint/baler unit can average 500 to 700 tons of hay in a 10-13 hour day, and up to 1,200 tons in 24 hours.

Impact on Workforce
Operators can expect a structured workday with the flexibility to start baling at a chosen time. The system allows for fewer operators or business expansion with a predictable business plan.

Marketing and Customer Assurance
Customers can expect consistent quality with controlled moisture conditions, good leaf retention, and excellent bale formation. This predictability aids in planning the season with reliable results.

Economic Benefits
Using the DewPoint 6110 can lead to increased profitability with reduced capital, labor, and maintenance overhead, while producing superior hay quality.

Conclusion
The DewPoint 6110 offers significant advancements in hay baling efficiency, operational flexibility, and economic benefits, making it a valuable asset for modern agricultural operations.

Catalog excerpts

YOUR OPERATION Baling in your farm with the DewPoint 6110 opens a whole new world of profitability with less capital, labor and maintenance overhead. Not to mention, you’ll get much better hay. How fast can you bale? With a new 3x4 or 4x4 baler and DewPoint 6110, your output can be increased to around 56+ tons per hour because of increased bale density. This allows you to increase your field speed and still maintain an equivalent flake count per bale, with each flake containing more hay. How many tons can you bale per day? You will average 500 to 700 tons of hay in a 10-‐13 hour day with a single DewPoint/baler unit. You can bale as much as 1,200 tons in 24 hours if needed. How many acres can you cover per day? With a 2-‐ton/acre yield, you can bale 250-‐350 acres in a 10-‐13 hour day. On several occasions, we have even baled 500+ acres in a 24-‐hour period. What about marketing your hay? Your hay-‐buying customers will know what to expect from you every time. You will be able to bale their hay with excellent, controlled moisture conditions with good leaf retention and bale formation. You can count on a certain number of acres and tons being baled each day. You will be able to plan your season more accurately with predictable results. Staheli West Inc. 642 N 1070 W Cedar City, Utah 435-586-8002 [email protected] staheliwest.com facebook.com/staheliwest How long can you bale each day? You can bale anytime the hay is dry enough. In hot desert climates, you may want to stop baling in the heat of the day, but in almost any climate you will be able to bale between 12 and 24 hours each day with well-‐controlled baling moisture from start to finish. How will it affect your employees? Your machine operators can plan on a good day’s wo

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