OPERATIONAL PRINCIPLE
MINIBATT+ BRUSHLESS is a tool for sampling, beating and separating grains from their associated materials.
The MINIBATT+ BRUSHLESS uses the on-foot ginning technique.
The MINIBATT+ BRUSHLESS consists of an autonomous assembly comprising on the same horizontal axis: a harvester-beater, a blower fan and its drive system.
The MINIBATT+ BRUSHLESS is driven by an electric motor gearbox powered by a rechargeable battery.
MINIBATT+ BRUSHLESS: Grain Sampling, Beating and Separation Tool
The MINIBATT+ BRUSHLESS is a powerful and innovative tool designed to collect, beat and separate grains from their associated materials. Ideal for agricultural professionals, this device uses the technique of ginning on feet for a fast and efficient harvest.
An Autonomous and Performing System
The MINIBATT+ BRUSHLESS stands out for its all-in-one design. On the same horizontal axis, this tool brings together several essential components: a combiner, a blower fan and its drive system. This configuration allows optimal grain collection, while ensuring maximum yield.
Power Supply By Rechargeable Battery
The device is driven by an electric motor-reducer, powered by a rechargeable battery, thus providing an appreciable range for extended work sessions. This wireless technology allows the MINIBATT+ BRUSHLESS to be used with complete mobility, without depending on an external power source.
Why choose MINIBATT+ BRUSHLESS?
Enhanced efficiency: The foot ginning system ensures fast threshing and optimal grain separation.
Practical design: An autonomous and compact tool, easy to carry and use in the field.
Extended autonomy: The rechargeable battery allows long work sessions without interruption.
Whether for small or large surfaces, the MINIBATT+ BRUSHLESS is the ideal portable tool to maximize your harvest and improve your productivity.
MINIBATT+
BRUSHLESS The world's smallest combine harvester
A trigger controls the engine via a mechanically marked electronic speed switch.
The operator carries the machine with one hand and the other, and operates a door above the harvester to cast the ears down on the harvester.
The ears are then picked and combed by the picker's fingers. The sample is beaten through a counterbeater.
The harvest passes through this drummer counter and crosses the air flow in the oblique channel leading to the outside.
Suction hearing allows the air flow to vary. Grains are then separated from their ancillary materials expelled from the outside.
Grains descend to be collected in the crop pot.