Chisel Plough

The vertical rotary tiller uses blades positioned vertically in the soil to perform a circular rotation, breaking up clods on the soil surface, loosening the soil surface, and expanding the inner surface of the soil. It also works by mixing the soil without turning it over, and since the soil surface is evenly distributed during operation, moisture balance is maintained. It breaks down the stubble remaining on the soil surface after harvest, allowing it to mix easily into the soil. The blades are made of special steel that has undergone hot rolling, resulting in high wear resistance. Thanks to the specially designed gearbox (1000 rpm) and the different positions of the rotors, the blades enter the soil slowly even in heavy and compacted soils, thus minimizing power consumption and vibrations. The spring bearings of the side guards increase the lateral movement of the belts. Protective hoppers are available to prevent any soil clods, stone fragments, plant debris, hoses, or other obstacles from entering the space between the rotor shafts. The height-adjustable roller of the vertical rotovators ensures a constant working depth. Locally produced, robust, powerful, and high-performance vertical rotovators cater to all tractor power levels with various working width options.