New com­bine har­vester pro­to­types: Less main­te­nance and high­er reliability

Engi­neers from var­i­ous agri­cul­tur­al machin­ery man­u­fac­tur­ers work every day to opti­mise their machines for the var­i­ous appli­ca­tions and cli­mat­ic con­di­tions. As experts in the use of rub­ber and plas­tics, we active­ly sup­port devel­op­ment projects with­in the frame­work of devel­op­ment part­ner­ships. Indi­vid­ual devel­op­ment and the devel­op­ment of pro­to­types for com­bine har­vesters is the rule here. We start prod­uct opti­mi­sa­tions or new devel­op­ments as a joint project and lead them to suc­cess togeth­er with you!

Our new­ly devel­oped com­po­nents and mod­ules made of rub­ber or plas­tic for com­bine har­vesters are clear­ly supe­ri­or to the pre­vi­ous­ly used steel solu­tions in terms of dura­bil­i­ty and flex­i­bil­i­ty. Often the respec­tive com­po­nent is com­plete­ly redesigned accord­ing to the cur­rent require­ments of the indus­try.
The reli­a­bil­i­ty of the machines is ensured by the assem­blies we have devel­oped through high abra­sion resis­tance as well as durability.

For this pur­pose, the JÄGER Group devel­ops indi­vid­ual pro­to­types togeth­er with the com­bine har­vester man­u­fac­tur­ers. With­in the scope of field tests, these pre-series mod­els prove under the usu­al har­vest­ing con­di­tions that they are clear­ly supe­ri­or to the com­bine har­vesters used so far. We reg­u­lar­ly analyse how the new com­po­nents and mod­ules per­form in direct com­par­i­son with the pre­vi­ous ver­sions. In the prac­ti­cal tests, the lab­o­ra­to­ry results of the mate­r­i­al test­ing are val­i­dat­ed once again under typ­i­cal oper­at­ing conditions.