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CDA: UNRIVALED ACCURACY
Coaxial Distribution Adjustment System (CDA)
Different fertilizers, variable application rates, multiple working widths – your fertilizer spreader must quickly adapt to different needs. The CDA system, part of every KUHN Axis fertilizer spreader, helps meet these challenges while providing ultra-easy adjustments. There are two important features that make the CDA system unique:
1. The pivoting hopper base enables quick adaptation to various fertilizers and working widths by adjusting the drop point of the fertilizer onto the spreading discs.
2. Specially designed metering outlets, close to the center of the discs, allow multiple supply points to the paddles. This helps ensure constant fertilizer flow and an even spread pattern.
You can modify the working width in a few seconds by simply changing the drop point of the fertilizer onto the disc. This is done without any tools by pivoting the base – from the cab via the ISOBUS display. No paddles have to be adjusted and no manual contact with the fertilizer is required.
Extra-Slow Agitator
The agitator regulates the supply, promotes fertilizer flow and helps keep the fertilizer intact. This is because the agitators stop immediately when the metering outlets are closed, protecting the granules from unnecessary agitation. Rotating at only 17 RPM, they handle the granules gently to significantly reduce damage and prevent powder formation.
More Accuracy with Drop Guide
To ensure an accurate drop point of the fertilizer on the disc, a brush drop guide follows the fertilizer flow until it is caught by the paddles.
Reduced Turbulence
Airfin deflectors reduce turbulence generated by the rotating discs to ensure even fertilizer flow.
CONSISTENT, UNIFORM SPREADING
Electronic Mass Flow Control (EMC) System
Electronic Mass Flow Control (EMC) is a unique technology, well-established and proven after years of experience. The EMC system includes hydraulically driven spinner discs, which use proven electromagnetic torque sensors to determine the rate of material falling to each disc separately. This measurement, allows the system to compare the measured rate to the rate set by the operator. If the rate does not match, it automatically compensates by opening or closing the metering gates independently for each side.
Integrated Weighing System
Included on all AXIS H-EMC-W machines are high-capacity weigh cells. Through the ISOBUS terminal, these weigh cells inform the operator of the quantity of material remaining in the hopper and assist with recording "as applied" nutrient managment maps.
Hydraulic Disc Drive
The discs, driven by the tractor’s hydraulic system, are independent of the engine. As a result, their spread pattern remains constant and can be adjusted when driving to field points. Spreading with reduced engine speed is possible, which decreases overall fuel consumption.
INNOVATIVE FEATURES
Innovative Features to Meet Your Needs
Vari-Spread Pro
Vari-Spread Pro (Section Control) maintains the proper working width by changing the drop point and the spreading disc speed.
Metering outlets are opened and closed with GPS control. Even in field points Vari-Spread can shut off sections on the left and right sides at the ideal moment. The result is maximum comfort and the highest precision possible.
Opti-Point
On headlands, most systems typically start spreading at the same point, even though each fertilizer is different. Opti-Point now automatically determines the ideal point to open and close the metering outlets, according to settings made with the GPS system.
Vari-Spread and Opti-Point require the use of a GPS virtual terminal, in conjunction with the KUHN-supplied Quantron or as a standalone on ISOBUS machines.
Border Spreading
On Axis H-EMC-W models, border spreading can be engaged on either the left- or right-hand side, via the control terminal.
Two modes of border control are available on either side. Yield mode focuses on feeding the outside rows of crop, while environmental mode virtually eliminates placing any product out side of your set field boundary.
Specifications
| Model | Axis 40.2 H-EMC-W |
| Maximum hopper payload | 7,050 lbs (3,198 kg) |
| Basic capacity | 112 ft³ (34.13 m³) |
| Filling height | 5'2" (1.57 m) |
| Hopper width | 9'2" (2.79 m) |
| Loading width | 8'10" (2.69 m) |
| Working width adjustment | From cab via virtual terminal or GPS |
| Application rate control | EMC technology |
| Outlet control | Speed Servos |
| Fertilizer application rate | Up to 1,100 lbs (500 kg) / min |
| ISOBUS compatible | Yes |
| Control terminal | Optional ISOBUS terminal (CCI) |
| ISO 11786 cable (to use speed signal from the tractor) | Optional |
| Section control | Vari-Spread Pro - Infinitely variable section control |
| Speed sensor | Optional |
| Weigh scales | Standard |
| Hopper level sensors | Standard |
| Hopper cover | Standard |
| Mud guards | Standard |
| Anti-projection guards | Standard |
| Spreading discs included in base machine | S6 VXR+ discs with hard coated paddles for working width of 79' - 118' (24 - 36 m) |
| Disc protection guard | Standard |
| Hitch | Cat. 2 (not quick hitch compatible) |
| Ladder | Optional |
| Required tractor hydraulic connections | 1 DA valve with free return or direct connection to load sensing with free return |
| Hydraulic capacity required | Min. 12 gal/min at 2,610 psi |
| Fertilizer identification cards and spread charts | Standard (US imperial and metric) |
| Display unit capability | Imperial and metric |
| Road lights and signaling | Standard |
| Empty machine net weight, approx. | 1,200 lbs (545 kg) |
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