The Cenius offers tailored levelling!

Levelling and crumbling 
Top-class levelling of the worked soil horizon is the basic requirement for an even reconsolidation. This is why, mounted behind the tine rows, an additional levelling system is attached. Here there is a choice of spring steel closers or serrated levelling discs.

To ensure a tidy matching, the side discs or outer spring steel closers are adjustable in their height and angle.

Levelling discs 
 

For use in medium to heavy soils, levelling discs behind the tines are recommended.

The serrated 460 mm diameter levelling discs have a powerful mixing effect and provide a consistent drive, even where there are large amounts of straw.

The individual concave discs are mounted via elastic sprung rubber buffer blocks and thus feature a maintenance-free overload safety device.

Spring steel closers

When used on areas with light soil and low straw content, the Cenius-2TX can be equipped with the more cost-effective spring steel closers.

These spring steel closers are lighter than the levelling discs and feature a spring steel overload protection. For optimum matching pass to pass, adjustable boundary closers are available.

Easy levelling 
On all Cenius models, the depth setting of the levelling unit is carried out quickly, safely and without the need for tools using 2 spindles. To further improve the operational performance and the level of comfort, AMAZONE now also offers hydraulic adjustment of the levelling unit. In this way the complete adjustment of the Cenius is possible from the tractor cab. The hydraulic adjustment provides maximum comfort and operational safety. Via the clearly visible scale, the current working depth of the levelling discs is visible from the tractor seat so that a simple and quick adjustment on the move is possible.

The position of the trailing discs or the spring levelling tines for crumbling and levelling is adjusted centrally via the setting spindle, again without the use of tools. Adjustable side elements enable the clean matching up to the next bout.