An auger is an important component of a Claas combine harvester, which is a type of machine used for harvesting crops. The auger is typically located at the back of the harvester and is used to move harvested crops from the cutting platform or header into the threshing and separation unit.
The Claas combine harvester typically has a large, horizontally mounted auger that is made up of a series of interconnected metal tubes. The auger is powered by a hydraulic motor, which rotates the auger blades and moves the crops towards the center of the machine.
As the crops move along the auger, they are directed towards the threshing and separation unit, where the grain is separated from the chaff and straw. The grain is then conveyed into a storage tank or trailer, while the straw and chaff are either ejected out the back of the machine or collected for later use as animal feed or bedding.
Overall, the auger is a critical component of the Claas combine harvester, as it enables the efficient movement of crops through the machine and helps to ensure a high quality harvest.
Most Claas augers are made of roll formed Super-Edge flighting in 3/16” or even heavier gauge material. After welding, the augers are balanced depending on the OE application.
The "grain auger" is used in agriculture to move grain from grain carts, grain trailers or trucks into grain storage bins. Later removed by gravity chutes at the bottom. A specialized form of grain auger is used to transfer grain into a seed drill and is usually quite a lot smaller in both length and diameter than the augers used to transfer grain to or from a truck, grain cart or bin. This type of combine auger is known as a drill fill. Grain augers with a small diameter, regardless of the use they are put to, are often called pencil augers.
Claas Lexion combines use both enclosed and open augers to move the unthreshed crop into the threshing mechanism and to move the grain into and out of the machine's hopper.
Reliability and durability of the design
Strengthening of the elements makes it possible to increase the service life
Compliance with mounting elements and sizes of original parts
HD auger reinforcement
Aftermarket Claas augers
Most Claas augers are made of roll formed Super-Edge flighting in 3/16” or even heavier gauge material. After welding, the augers are balanced depending on the OE application.
The "grain auger" is used in agriculture to move grain from grain carts, grain trailers or trucks into grain storage bins. Later removed by gravity chutes at the bottom. A specialized form of grain auger is used to transfer grain into a seed drill and is usually quite a lot smaller in both length and diameter than the augers used to transfer grain to or from a truck, grain cart or bin. This type of combine auger is known as a drill fill. Grain augers with a small diameter, regardless of the use they are put to, are often called pencil augers.
Claas Lexion combines use both enclosed and open augers to move the unthreshed crop into the threshing mechanism and to move the grain into and out of the machine's hopper.
Reliability and durability of the design
Strengthening of the elements makes it possible to increase the service life
Compliance with mounting elements and sizes of original parts