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Fortima Round Balers Fortima V 1500 MC
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Features
Variable chamber balers
- Variable 1.00 m to 1.50 m (3'3" to 4'11") or 1.00 m to 1.80 m (3'3" to 5'11") diameter bales
- Two separate and endless elevators give dependable operation in the most difficult conditions
- A heavy-duty design that copes with very heavy material.
A combined grip on the bale: Fortima is equipped with two chain-and-slat elevators, one operating at the front end and the other at the rear to develop high baling pressures and produce perfectly shaped bales.
Stunning simplicity: As more and more material enters the bale chamber, the two chain elevators press layer by layer to form tight and well-shaped round bales. The slats mesh with the crop to provide positive bale rotation at any stage of the baling cycle. The baling pressure is supplied by a hydraulic ram that actuates the tensioners at the front and rear ends. As soon as the bale has reached its preset diameter, twine or net wrapping is triggered. As a last step, the tailgate opens and the bale is ejected.
Variable bale chamber
Carefully designed down to the smallest detail
- Bale density is controlled infinitely variably
- The extra spiral roller speeds up bale starts
- The optional bale ejector ejects the bale actively
Small-diameter bales: Small diameters are typically required in silage applications, because small bales are easier to handle, break up and feed. The 1.00 - 1.30 m (3'3" - 4'3") diameter bales produced by Fortima V 1500 suit most wrappers perfectly.
Large-diameter bales: Large-diameter bales are often preferred in straw and hay as they offer better efficiency, save wrapping material and reduce labour costs.
Specs
Model | Fortima V 1500 MC |
Bale width mm | 1,200 (3'11") |
Bale diameter mm | 1,000 - 1,500 (3'3" - 4'11") |
Length mm | 4,570 (14'10") |
Length incl. bale ejector mm | 4,955 |
Height mm | 2,700 (8'10") |
Width of single-axle models if fitted with the following tyres 11.5/80 -15.3/10 PR mm 15.0/55 -17/10 PR mm 19.0/45 -17/10 PR mm 500/50 -17/10 PR mm |
– 2,570 (8'5") 2,670 (8'9") 2,700 (8'10") |
Width of tandem-axle models if fitted with the following tyres 11.5/80 -15.3/10 PR mm 15.0/55 -17/10 PR mm 19.0/45 -17/10 PR mm |
– 2,840 (9'4") 2,950 (9'8") |
Camless pick-up Work width (DIN 11220) mm |
2,050 (6'9") |
Number of tine rows | 5 |
Feed rotor | – |
Rotor cutter | Standard |
Maximum number of knives | 17 |
Minimum knife spacing mm | 64 |
Available tyres for single-axle models | – 15.0/55-17/10 PR 19.0/45-17/10 PR 500/50-17/10 PR |
Available tyres for tandem-axle models | – 15.0/55-17/10 PR 19.0/45-17/10 PR |
Power requirement approx. kW / hp | 36 / 50 |
Power input | 12 V |
Driveshaft speed r / pm | 540 |
Hydraulic couplers | 2 sa free return line |
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