Disc Plough
Powering Efficient Primary Tillage
The SAN Agro Disc Plough is engineered to break hard soil, cut through crop residue, and prepare fields for the next cultivation cycle with maximum efficiency. Designed for demanding agricultural environments, it penetrates compacted soil with ease while improving soil aeration and moisture retention.
Built using high-strength steel and precision-engineered components, the implement ensures excellent structural durability, smooth field operation, and long service life. Its optimised disc geometry and robust frame enable consistent performance across varying soil types, making it a dependable solution for modern farming operations.
Key Features
- Heavy-duty frame designed for demanding field operations
- High-strength, wear-resistant discs for superior soil penetration
- Efficient cutting and turning of hard and dry soil
- Excellent crop residue incorporation for improved soil health
- Robust construction for long-term durability
- Stable operation across diverse soil conditions
- Low maintenance design for reduced operating costs
- Compatible with a wide range of tractor capacities
Technical Specifications
SAN Agro Disc Ploughs are available in multiple configurations to suit different field conditions, soil types, and tractor horsepower. Every model is engineered to deliver optimum tillage performance, structural reliability, and efficient field operation.
| Specification | Status |
|---|---|
| Number of discs | To be finalized |
| Disc diameter | To be finalized |
| Disc thickness | To be finalized |
| Working width | To be finalized |
| Working depth | To be finalized |
| Tractor HP | To be finalized |
| Bearing hub type | To be finalized |
| Hitch type | To be finalized |
| Frame details | To be finalized |
| Weight | To be finalized |
| Dimensions | To be finalized |
Product Applications
Suitable for a wide range of primary tillage operations, including:
- Breaking hard and compacted soil
- Primary land preparation before cultivation
- Crop residue incorporation
- Soil aeration and moisture conservation
- Orchard and plantation field preparation
- Reclaiming uncultivated land
- Preparing fields for subsequent tillage operations