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RexiusTwin 450-1030

4.5-10.3m

22cm

>140hp

7400-15000kg

Selected features

From ploughed to seedbed in one pass

RexiusTwin is the heaviest press on the market, available in working widths from 4.5 to 10.3 metres. It offers impressive results in both the heaviest and lightest soils.

RexiusTwin cuts, crushes, levels, and consolidates the soil in a single pass whilst maintaining soil structure and creating a weatherproof surface.

You benefit from great capacity and good conditions for the coming crop.

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Rexius - Weight matters

Weight matters

RexiusTwin has a heavy construction, providing up to 1660kg of weight per metre. This weight is very important to achieve excellent consolidation at depth on heavy soil.  

RexiusTwin performs full depth consolidation, thereby eliminating air pockets and restoring capillarity. This allows the plant access to water and aids root development which in turn leads to an even emergence of the coming crop.

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Excellent water management with RexiusTwin

Excellent water management

The RexiusTwin has packer rings designed to create a weatherproof surface where the water either is evaporated or transported away from the upper soil layer.

This concept allows the field to dry faster making it possible for the seed drill to come out sooner.

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RexiusTwin maintains the soil structure and increases the capacity, making it the obvious alternative to power harrows
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Short plough based machine chain

Short plough based machine chain

When using a plough, RexiusTwin is a key ingredient that leads to reduced passes and improved soil structure. With a working speed of 10-13km/h, you benefit from great capacity during those busy periods on the farm.

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Cutting and loosening

In the first working zone, heavy-duty vibrating tines cuts the plough furrows. With a tine spacing of 22cm, RexiusTwin provides high intensity.

The vibrating action of the tines result in great performance, whilst reducing the draught requirement.

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CrossBoard working on Rexius

CrossBoard crushes and levels

After the tines, the CrossBoard grinds clods and levels the soil. A double acting stabilising bar increases levelling capacity further.

The hydraulically adjustable CrossBoard is equipped with master and slave cylinders, which ensures a level work result by maintaining the position of each CrossBoard section.

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The Väderstad folding allows 3 metre transport width

The Väderstad folding allows 3 metre transport width

The multipurpose ring

The RexiusTwin packer rings are designed to provide an intensive consolidation, ensuring an effective water transport for the coming crop. 

Thanks to its sharp edges and high weight, the RexiusTwin packer rings cuts and crushes clods, while applying full depth consolidation.

Its wide shoulders and narrow ring spacing, provides a good carrying capacity on both light and heavy soil.

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The OffSet packer works in all conditions

The OffSet packer works in all conditions

The packer rings are mounted in OffSet position, thereby minimising bulldozing and lowering the draught requirement.

The OffSet position gives a self-cleaning effect. The wavy profile combined with the interlocking rings, keeps the rings moving in all conditions.

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Long working life

RexiusTwin is built for heavy usage in the toughest conditions. It has an extremely strong frame that can withstand stresses, extending the working life.

The packer is rubber suspended, which reduces shocks and improves the working life of bearings, axles and rings.

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Product concept

Zone 1 - Cultivation, crushing and levelling

The Raptor tines prepare a ploughed or cultivated land into a seedbed - often in one pass. The tines are very strong and are able to operate down to 15cm depth. RexiusTwin has a tine spacing of 20cm and a row stagger of 40cm. The cultivation intensity can be adjusted hydraulically from the cab during work.

CrossBoard Heavy

Point options

Zone 2 - Heavy consolidation

The two rows of 730mm diameter packer rings have a sharp outer edge to cut the clods. A 101mm shoulder limits the working depth of the ring on soft soil. The firm, ridged profile left by the rings quickly regains capillary action and drains well. Regular wetting and drying in the ridges allows the weather to finish the seedbed preparations for the user. Thanks to the interlocking of every second ring and the OffSet placement of the two packers the RexiusTwin is able to operate in difficult conditions without blocking.

Technical data

RexiusTwin 450 550 630 830 1030
Effective working width (m) 4,5 5,5 6,3 8,3 10,3
Transport width (m) 3,0 3,0 3,0 3,0 3,0
Transport height (m) 3,99 3,99 3,99 3,99 3,99
Number of sections 3 3 3 5 5
Basic weight (kg) 7400 8700 9600 13700 15000
Recommended working speed (km/h) 10-13 10-13 10-13 10-13 10-13
Brakes H/P H/P H/P H/P H/P
Wheel dimension (support wheel) N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Wheel dimension (transport wheel) 520/50x17 400/60x15,5 400/60x15,5 520/50x17 520/50x17
Hydraulic requirement (DA)* 3 3 3 3 3
Draught requirement from (hp) 140 160 200 270 350
Väderstad has made every attempt to accurately portray our product lineup. However, due to our commitment to continually innovate our technologies to provide our customers the best possible products, some products may not be manufactured as shown on this site. Exact specifications for each product will be confirmed at the time of ordering.
 
LS = Load sensing    FR = Free return    DA = Double acting 
H = Hydraulic    P = Pneumatic     N/A = Not available  

*If equipped with CrossBoard 2 DA is needed.

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