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Trailer couplings actually need to be lubricated every time they are used, which is very costly and time-consuming. "I know farms where someone has to service and lubricate every single bearing point on all machines once a week," reports Toni Milhahn, who works in product management and as a sales engineer at ROCKINGER Agriculture GmbH. It is also important to ensure that the correct amount of grease is applied to the coupling. "Too much can lead to some of the lubricant getting into the soil or onto the crop. Too little leads to coupling damage," explains Marcus Reinländer, Cable Plant Production at Agrargenossenschaft e. G. Kirchheilingen.
No more lubricating: For balers, loader wagons, manure spreaders, tippers, and field sprayers, Rockinger Agriculture GmbH is developing a ball coupling called the KS80 using an iglide® series high-performance plastic that igus® developed specifically for the company. The coupling consists of a coupling ball and claw installed in the height adjustment system.
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