9Z-4.5T
| Output | Up to 4.5 t/h |
| Motor power | 5.5–7.5 kW |
| Diesel engine | 15–18 hp |
| Machine weight | 300–330 kg |
Chaff Cutter
Five 9Z models cutting grass, straw and corn stalk at 4.5 to 10 tonnes an hour.
Models
9Z-6.5T
| Output | Up to 6.5 t/h |
| Motor power | 7.5–11 kW |
| Diesel engine | 20–25 hp |
| Machine weight | 420–450 kg |
Every model runs at approximately 1,400 rpm on a 380 V supply. Where a weight is given as a range, the lower figure is the electric machine and the upper figure the multi-drive version; the 9Z-8T is 25–30 hp recommended and the 9Z-10T is typically fitted with 35 hp. Voltage, engine brand, exact weight and final dimensions are confirmed against the ordered configuration at quotation.
Configurations
Chopping, kneading and how the machine is driven
Gearbox, drive and function are chosen at order.
Gearbox
Single or dual, depending on the model and the throughput you work at.
Drive
Electric motor, diesel/electric dual-power, tractor PTO, or all three on one machine.
Function
Chaff cutting alone, or chaff cutting with kneading for a more uniform feed.
Not every combination is offered on every model — the 9Z-4.5T has no three-drive version, the 9Z-8T is dual-gearbox only, and on the 9Z-10T diesel comes with the three-drive version rather than as a dual-power option. Each model page lists exactly how that machine can be ordered.
Applications
What these machines are used for
Forage, hay, straw and crop stalk, cut for cattle, sheep, goats, horses and poultry.
Silage baling and wrapping
Fresh forage is compressed into a bale and sealed in film. Sealed bales can be stacked outdoors and opened one at a time.
Forage and straw cutting
Grass, straw and corn stalk are cut to a set length before baling or feeding, which is what lets the material compress properly.
Feed pellet production
Ground forage and mixed feed are pressed into pellets for cattle, sheep, poultry and fish.
Cattle, sheep and dairy farms
Farms that need to carry feed through a dry season, and feed producers supplying them.
