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Published on 21 June 2013
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Ingersoll Tillage Group, a manufacturer of disc blades and coulters, has introduced a new disc sharpener, EdgeCare Plus.
Disc sharpening on the gang is 50 percent faster with the new product, according to the company. The system is portable, operates on standard 110 volts, and has a design that allows for fast and easy setup to the gang.
The system’s unique inside ground bevel profile improves discs’ cutting ability and does not reduce blade diameter.
Average sharpening time is two to three minutes for a 24-inch disc, according to the company. An extra sharpening wheel is included with purchase. FG
—From Ingersoll Tillage Group news release