БДН 2.

Engineering Precision for Soil Tillage

The BDN 2.0 mounted disc harrow is designed for intensive soil management across various soil structures. The foundation of the unit is a robust frame constructed from high-strength structural steel, which is vital for maintaining integrity under peak vibrational stress in dense soil conditions. The frame geometry ensures an even weight distribution across each disc unit, preventing the machine from bouncing during high-speed operations.

Disc Assembly: Durability and Performance

A distinctive feature of the BDN 2.0 is the independent disc mounting system. Unlike traditional battery-type harrows, this design eliminates the risk of clogging with crop residue and weeds. The adjustable cutting angle allows the operator to adapt the implement for specific tasks—ranging from shallow stubble harrowing to deep soil aeration with simultaneous incorporation of organic matter. The discs are manufactured from boron-alloyed steel, which provides superior resistance to abrasive wear and impact damage when encountering rocks or other subsoil obstacles.

Maintenance and Operational Efficiency

The bearing assembly is protected by a multi-stage labyrinth seal system, which effectively prevents dirt, dust, and moisture from contaminating the housing. This solution significantly extends the service intervals. The linkage system of the BDN 2.0 is engineered for seamless attachment to tractors of the corresponding pull class, ensuring correct alignment with the draft line. Depth control is achieved through the adjustable rear roller, which serves the dual purpose of soil conditioning and finishing the seedbed for uniform germination.