Segmented cover plates alter airflow characteristics to improve threshing efficiency for hard-to-thresh crops without swapping grate assemblies.
A switchable valve redirects suction airflow to clear deposits during idle periods.
Funnel-shaped crop deflectors on combine harvester drums redirect debris outward through centrifugal force.
Perforated removable cover plates restrict grain passage through the concave to ensure uniform distribution, reducing accumulation and waste on sloping grounds.
An oblique step in the harvester cover guides crops along a helicoidal path, resolving irregularities that hinder progression and increase power consumption.
A torsion axle with resilient damping elements absorbs impulse loads between the drive and concave.
A combine harvester cleaning pan uses a rubber damping surface to reduce grain bounce upon impact.
Angled weld seam extensions on separator rotor mounting components absorb operational moments through asymmetric structural design.
A free-rolling rotor cage rotates via threshed crop to enhance separation efficiency.
A non-circular gear drive arrangement transforms constant rotation into linear upward sieve motion.
Disrupter walls on axial bars disrupt axial crop flow to increase threshing time and improve separation efficiency.