With a low center of gravity for optimal force transmission.
The compact and sturdy frame is a key feature of the cultivator. The subsoiler has a particularly favorable center of gravity towards the tractor and is equipped with hydraulic width adjustment. Due to its unique and thoughtful design, it can excellently absorb forces and transfer them to the tractor. Its variable adjustment options ensure that it can be adjusted for all conditions.

Maximum precision coupled with high durability and maximum impact force.
The width-adjustable frame allows the Cleo to be guided precisely in line. A form-fit design
increases the tracking accuracy and release force of the tine. This makes it ideal for dry and
tough conditions. In order to be able to maintain a precise working depth even on light or sandy soils, the Cleo is complemented by a crumbler roller that can be adjusted mechanically or hydraulically in
height.

For chemical-free soil cultivation.
The Muli presses down the tall vegetation in the vineyard, forming an optimal mulch layer from the dried plant material. This reduces water evaporation and prevents erosion. Due to the open design of the roller, it cannot get clogged with vegetation or filled with soil. The Muli can be attached to the rear and front of the tractor. The roller can be constructed as a rigid structure or hydraulically adjusted in width.

For optimal mixing and penetration into the soil.
The freewheeling short disc harrow ensures optimal mixing and penetration into the soil with aggressively serrated discs in an advanced slanted and undercut position. Individually sprung disc suspensions guarantee good soil adaptation and overload protection against obstacles. The practical, adjustable disc spacing, open frame design, and large harrow discs provide ample clearance even at working depths of up to 20 cm.

Robust subsoiler for optimal soil aeration.
The free-moving subsoiler type Hector is designed for vineyards and orchards. It is characterized by its sturdy construction and is highly versatile. The Hector subsoiler is available with a tine number ranging from 2 to 7 in various widths. The 30 mm thick tines are designed for working depths of up to 50 cm. The penetration angle is calculated to allow the tines to progressively dig into the soil, reducing the strain on the frame and tractor.

Efficient and loss-free application of liquid fertilizer into the soil.
The subsoiler type Hector is equipped with a tank available in various volumes. The liquid fertilizer is directed into the soil through an electric pump via a pipe attached to the tine. The specially designed adjustable press roller seals the ground immediately after penetration into the soil.

Fast and sustainable weed control in fruit cultivation.
The rotary hoe type HSO is used for herbicide-free weed control in fruit cultivation. It loosens the soil along the row in a strip of approximately 23 cm with 3 discs and up to approximately 95 cm with up to 10 discs, burying weeds with the loosened soil.

Fast and herbicide-free weed control in the vineyard row.
It first loosens the soil along the vineyard row in a strip of approximately 120mm - 180mm, depending on the set working angle and the depth of the discs. Subsequently, the soil in the substock area is thrown up, burying further weeds. With its numerous adjustment options, the rotary hoe can be adapted to various soil conditions.

For attaching various tools for fast and herbicide-free weed control.
The inter-axle tool is used for herbicide-free weed control in the row of vines. It first loosens the soil along the row of vines in a strip of approx. 120 mm - 180 mm, depending on the set working angle and undercut of the discs. The soil in the under-vine area is then thrown up and buries further weeds.

Even the hardest soils are no match for our Para plough - suitable for all soil types.
Our device has been developed with highly tempered, low-wear materials and is equipped so that the soil can be loosened effortlessly to a depth of 50 cm.
The Para plough is equipped with two Para tines consisting of a blade, counter-blade, subsoiler chisel and two coulter discs, which cut the turf so that it
is torn up less.