Claas Lexion

Engineering Excellence in the Field

Claas Lexion is not just a combine harvester; it is a technological platform that sets performance standards for large-scale agricultural enterprises. Since its debut in 1995, the Lexion series has evolved from a robust machine into an intelligent complex capable of autonomously adapting to crop conditions.

Key Advantages

• APS Synflow Hybrid threshing system: The combination of tangential acceleration and axial separation allows operation at maximum speeds without compromising grain quality.
• CEMOS intelligence: The system automatically monitors and optimizes threshing, cleaning, and shredding settings in real-time, responding instantly to moisture or yield fluctuations.
• JET STREAM cleaning: A powerful multi-stage turbine fan ensures the grain tank stays clean even in the most challenging harvesting conditions.

Operational Considerations

Lexion’s primary strength is its unprecedented throughput on large acreages. It excels in high-yielding crops and difficult straw conditions where competitors would typically require slower operating speeds. However, prospective owners should account for higher maintenance costs and the need for skilled operators. This machine demands professional, regular servicing; otherwise, its complex high-tech electronics can become a source of downtime during the peak season.

Lexion is the optimal choice for operations where harvesting time is restricted by narrow weather windows. Its high total cost of ownership is justified only with significant annual usage; for smaller fields, the return on investment for such a harvester takes considerably longer.