Editorial team · Livestock farming, Spreading
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Published on 9 April 2013 · 1 min read
Rollforce manure and compost spreader by Rolland
InfoWeb Marketplace · Editorial teamPublished on 9 April 2013 · 1 min read
Unveiled at SIMA 2013, the "Rollforce" range is a new generation of manure and compost spreaders developed by Rolland. The Brittany-based manufacturer Rolland started its activity in 1946. It has been building spreaders since 1955. The design of the Rollforce spreader range involved a specialist design agency to give it an original visual appearance.
The ?Rollforce? spreader range comprises 9 models, with capacities from 7 to 22m3. The different body lengths and heights make it possible to choose the spreader best suited to the user's needs, depending on their towing power or their loading solutions.
According to the manufacturer, the complete redesign of the range guarantees spreading accuracy as well as comfort, safety and productivity.
Worth noting are a wide-vision cap at the front of the Rollforce spreader, as well as an upper body band, styled mudguards and a new drawbar with spring or hydraulic suspension.
The new body combined with the new vertical frame or TCEi compost table ensures a steady flow of product to increase spreading accuracy and distribution.
The new drive gearboxes are of a new generation and offer a specific option for heavy users and PTO.
The Rollforce spreaders have been tested in the field as well as on the IRESTA solid product spreading test platform (formerly CEMAGREF). According to Rolland, the longitudinal and transverse distribution results for different types of products are well above the required standards.
The ?Rollforce? spreader range comprises 9 models, with capacities from 7 to 22m3. The different body lengths and heights make it possible to choose the spreader best suited to the user's needs, depending on their towing power or their loading solutions.
According to the manufacturer, the complete redesign of the range guarantees spreading accuracy as well as comfort, safety and productivity.
Worth noting are a wide-vision cap at the front of the Rollforce spreader, as well as an upper body band, styled mudguards and a new drawbar with spring or hydraulic suspension.
The new body combined with the new vertical frame or TCEi compost table ensures a steady flow of product to increase spreading accuracy and distribution.
The new drive gearboxes are of a new generation and offer a specific option for heavy users and PTO.
The Rollforce spreaders have been tested in the field as well as on the IRESTA solid product spreading test platform (formerly CEMAGREF). According to Rolland, the longitudinal and transverse distribution results for different types of products are well above the required standards.
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