Agricultural machinery

Due to the fact that agricultural machinery is mostly used in muddy water environments and heavy load working conditions, there are higher requirements for foreign object resistance and long service life. The scale, location, altitude, climate, soil structure, and crop rotation make each farm unique, and agricultural equipment needs to operate under many challenging conditions, such as mud, dust, and debris everywhere, extremely hot and cold temperatures, rainwater erosion, and sometimes corrosive chemicals. After being idle for a long time, high-intensity operations are required, and the constantly rising fuel costs and new environmental regulations can only complicate the problem. We provide solutions for equipment at various stages of the crop cycle. With a complete range of bearing standard products and customer specific solutions, you can achieve high reliability at lower ownership and operating costs, reduce lubricant consumption, make manufacturing easier, and result in less waste.

We help original equipment manufacturers achieve reliability, safety, and environmental goals for a range of mechanical applications with our expertise in bearings, seals, lubrication, and more. Whether it is a complete device that does not require disassembly or additional lubrication, or a centralized lubrication system that can automatically perform lubrication tasks, agricultural solutions can meet the growing application needs of the industry.

The rapid development and application of agricultural machinery have accelerated the structural reform of agricultural production operations, constantly moving towards large-scale, wide width, high-speed, and high productivity directions. According to different regional environments and crop types, the types of agricultural machinery are diverse and play a crucial role in the production process; At the same time, it also faces the challenges of overcoming environmental variability, extending equipment lifespan, reducing cost investment, and complying with environmental regulations.