Claas Lexion

An Engineering Benchmark in the Field

When the agricultural community discusses the Claas Lexion series, they are not just talking about a combine—they are referring to the industry benchmark for throughput. Since its debut in 1995, this line has revolutionized harvesting with its APS threshing system, which remains the gold standard for high-yield crop management today.

Real-World Performance Advantages

• APS SYNFLOW HYBRID: A combined system where the threshing drum accelerates the crop mass before it hits the rotors. This allows for seamless operation in high-moisture conditions without sacrificing travel speed.
• Dynamic Adaptation: The CEMOS AUTOMATIC system adjusts cleaning and separation settings in real-time, reducing grain losses to a level few competitors can match.
• Grain Integrity: High capacity does not come at the expense of quality; the Lexion is renowned for minimizing grain damage, which is a critical factor for seed producers.

Operational Nuances

The primary strengths of the Claas Lexion are its versatility and industry-leading unloading speeds. However, it is important to note that this is a highly sophisticated digital machine. To unlock its full potential, operators must be proficient with the CEBIS terminal and precision farming interfaces. The equipment demands high-quality maintenance; using aftermarket components is often a false economy, as the Lexion is designed for factory-spec parts and expert technical support.

Who Is This For?

The Lexion is the optimal choice for large-scale agricultural enterprises and farms with acreage exceeding 1,000 hectares. If your objective is to harvest massive volumes within tight agrotechnical windows, even under challenging weather conditions, this combine pays for itself through unmatched reliability and minimized downtime during peak harvesting season.