
What has changed in the new machines?
A new generation of machines
The development of strip-till technology forces the continuous improvement of machines. The new generation of Czajkowski units introduces a series of changes that raise work quality and comfort.
The changes are the result of the designers' presentation and conclusions from many years of the machines working in the field.
The goal was to increase the precision, durability and versatility of the units.
Construction improvements
A reinforced frame and redesigned section mountings increase the machine's rigidity and durability.
Better load distribution translates into more stable operation at high working speeds.
This is the foundation of reliability over many seasons.
Precision of the working sections
The new sections provide even more repeatable loosening depth and fertiliser placement.
The coulter cutters reduce resistance and improve work quality in crop residues.
The result is even emergence and better fertiliser use.
Benefits for the user
Changes in the machines translate directly into the farmer's daily work and the farm's results.
Greater precision means a higher yield, and better durability means lower operating costs.
It is an investment that pays off in subsequent seasons.
Easier operation
Simplified adjustments shorten the time needed to prepare the machine for work.
Intuitive settings make daily operation easier even for less experienced operators.
This is a real time saving during the season.
Greater versatility
The new machines cope better in various soil conditions and crop types.
The configuration options allow the unit to be tailored to the needs of a specific farm.
You will find the details in the product catalogue available for download.
FAQ – Frequently asked questions
What are the most important changes in the new machines?
A reinforced frame construction, more precise working sections, better work in crop residues and simpler adjustments.
Where can I find detailed technical data?
Full specifications are available in the product catalogue in the “Downloads” section and on the pages of the individual machines.
