The Disc Plough is used for tillage on dry cultivated or fallow land, especially on high yied’s manure and virgin land.

Good passability and penetration, complete inversion and coverage. Small draft resistance.  Easy operation and adjustment all these satisfy the agricultural requirements of fine cultivation.

A disc plough, also known as a disk plow, is a type of agricultural implement used for primary tillage. It is designed to break and turn over the soil in preparation for planting crops. The disc plough is characterized by its set of individual concave cutting discs, which are mounted on a common shaft in a circular or helical pattern. Here are key features and functions of a disc plough:

1. Disc Arrangement:
   • Disc ploughs typically have two or more concave cutting discs arranged in a circular or helical configuration. The discs may be evenly spaced or offset to provide better soil coverage.
2. Cutting Action:
   • The cutting discs rotate as the plough is pulled through the field by a tractor. The rotating discs cut into the soil, breaking it into smaller clods and turning it over.
3. Depth Adjustment:
   • Many disc ploughs have a depth control mechanism that allows the operator to adjust the working depth of the cutting discs. This feature is important for adapting to different soil conditions and types.
4. Spacing Adjustment:
   • Some disc ploughs allow for the adjustment of disc spacing. This feature enables the farmer to customize the ploughing width based on the crop and field requirements.

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