Air seeders stand as a prime example of innovation in farming technology. These special machines reform the way we sow crops by utilizing a pneumatic system to precisely distribute seeds. As efficient as they are, we can't overlook the importance of tires. For example, the Titan Packer is specially designed for new air seeders to firm the soil after the plantation of seeds.
Firstly, the Titan Packer comes with a multi rib tread pattern that improves traction and grip without compromising flotation. It is very important for the freshly planted seeds to remain undisturbed, so the special build of the tire promotes that. In particular, the optimal footprint width combats soil compaction and protects the seeds. An elevated shoulder design applies a gentle touch to the ground while keeping the air seeder stable when in motion. In addition, the tough sidewalls upgrade the load capacity and offer resistance against lateral impacts.
Moreover, the deep linear grooves boost the self cleaning ability of the Titan Packer to prevent clogging and slipping. The tubeless structure holds a tight rim fit to prevent air leaks that would hurt productivity. Another key aspect is the innovative internal build that allows the tire to operate at different inflation pressures, depending on the soil conditions. Thus, it can safely work in the pressure range of 6 to 45 PSI. An optimal ply rating of 4 keeps the construction light weight to apply as little impact to the soil as possible. What's more, the new rubber compound lowers the rolling resistance to boost fuel efficiency and minimize carbon emissions. Above that, this model is available on the US market in popular sizes with rim diameters of 12" and 15".
Features and benefits
- Excellent farm tire engineered specifically for the latest air seeders.
- Optimized build allows for operation at inflation pressures of 6 to 45 PSI.
- Deep linear grooves keep the pattern clear to reduce the risk of slipping.
- Multi rib tread pattern offers the needed grip while leaving minimal impact on the soil.
- New rubber compound promotes high fuel efficiency by lowering the rolling resistance.
