harrow tooth recoil compression springs for cultivators

Cultivator tine recoil compression springs are vital components in agricultural tillage equipment, designed to support and stabilize harrow teeth on cultivators. They absorb soil and stone impacts, protect equipment from recoil forces, and ensure both efficiency and durability in a wide range of tillage conditions.

Main Features and Characteristics

Harrow tooth support: Stabilizes and supports the harrow teeth, absorbing reaction forces from soil and stones to protect the tines and cultivator frame.
Recoil protection: Cushions recoil forces caused by ground irregularities, reducing equipment wear and damage during plowing.
Helical compression spring: Spiral design stores and releases energy efficiently for optimal impact absorption.
Material: Manufactured from high-strength spring steel or alloy steel for durability and elasticity.
Installation position: Typically installed in the rake teeth support bracket or fixed device for effective cushioning during reverse impacts.
Impact resistance: Withstands reverse impact forces from soil and stones, dispersing these to prevent damage.
Elasticity adjustment: Elasticity can be tuned by altering the coil count, diameter, or spring material to optimize harrowing and protect equipment.
Durability: Built to perform consistently over extended use, minimizing the need for frequent replacements.
Corrosion resistance: Treated with galvanization or coatings for superior resistance in wet and muddy environments.
Installation and maintenance: Easy to install, maintain, and replace—often adjustable with simple tools.
Adaptability: Designed to function in various soil conditions and meet diverse tillage requirements for reliable operation in different environments.

Applications

Agricultural tillage equipment: Provides necessary cushioning and support for cultivator tines, enhancing efficiency and durability.
Equipment protection: Absorbs and disperses impacts to safeguard cultivator components and extend service life.