Compact Disc Harrow
Sonalika Compact Disc Harrow Overview
The Sonalika Compact Disc Harrow is a versatile tillage implement designed to prepare the soil for planting by breaking up clods and incorporating crop residue. Its compact structure makes it ideal for tilling small to medium-sized fields and offers efficiency in both primary and secondary tillage. The offset arrangement of its concave discs ensures a thorough, repeated slicing of the ground, effectively chopping up weeds and mixing soil for optimal planting conditions. Additionally, the implement's rugged frame and adjustable design contribute to its longevity and adaptability for various field requirements.
- Concave Discs
- Offset Disc Configuration
- Optimized Soil Health
| Model | Disc Details | Working Width (mm) | Tractor Power (HP) |
| SL-CDH-16 | 16 Discs (Front: Notched, Rear: Plain), 610/660 mm (24/26 in) Disc Diameter, 225 mm (8.8 in) Spacing | 1750-1800 | 50-60 |
| SL-CDH-18 | 18 Discs, 610/660 mm Disc Diameter, 225 mm Spacing | 2000-2050 | 60-70 |
| SL-CDH-20 | 20 Discs, 610/660 mm Disc Diameter, 225 mm Spacing | 2250-2300 | 70-80 |
| SL-CDH-24 | 24 Discs, 610/660 mm Disc Diameter, 225 mm Spacing | 2500-2550 | 75-90 |
| SL-CDH-28 | 28 Discs, 610/660 mm Disc Diameter, 225 mm Spacing | 2750-2800 | 90-100 |
| SL-CDH-32 | 32 Discs, 610/660 mm Disc Diameter, 225 mm Spacing | 3000-3050 | 100-120 |
The Compact Disc Harrow by Sonalika is engineered to work in a range of soil types, offering efficient and uniform soil penetration and mixing. Its unique design, with concave offset discs, helps in lifting and loosening the soil, which improves aeration and moisture absorption. This implement is suitable for land preparation and stubble management, ensuring that any leftover crop remnants or weeds are chopped and mixed back into the soil, enhancing its organic content. It also supports various adjustments, allowing farmers to optimize the harrow based on their specific needs, enhancing both performance and operational ease.
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