Cultivator Springs
Heavy duty steel springs used in cultivator and duckfoot groups. Produced in 10×26 and 12×22 sections, in various wire diameters and coil counts.
About Cultivator Springs
A cultivator spring lets the tine kick back when it strikes a stone and then return to position — so it is both a safety element and the part that holds working depth. That double duty places this group among the hardest working items in the catalogue.
Because the load is high and impact-driven, section size is decisive here; our catalogue covers two sections, 10×26 and 12×22. In stony fields, spring fatigue shows itself as tines beginning to work at different depths from one another.
Tempering matters especially in heavy duty coiling: a thick-wire spring coiled without stress relief takes a permanent set on the first heavy impact.
Product list — 2 items
The items below are supplied from stock or made to order. The link at the end of each row carries the product into the quote form.
| No. | Product name | |
|---|---|---|
| 83 | 10×26 Cultivator spring | Request a quote |
| 84 | 12×22 Cultivator spring | Request a quote |
How it is made
Every step after coiling happens in our own plant; nothing is outsourced. This shortens lead times and keeps quality responsibility in one pair of hands.
CNC spring coiling
Formed in the 0.20–40 mm wire range.
Tempering
Stress is relieved and elasticity becomes permanent.
End grinding
Seating faces are flattened on compression springs.
Galvanizing
Surface protection against corrosion.
Packaging
Domestic and international logistics included.
FAQ
What do 10×26 and 12×22 mean?
They give the section size of the spring. On cultivator springs this is chosen to suit the tine mounting and the load it must carry.
Is a cultivator spring a safety element?
Yes, it has a double duty: it lets the tine kick back on striking a stone, then returns it to working depth.
The tines are working at different depths — what could cause that?
In stony fields springs fatigue at different rates, which produces exactly that picture. Comparing free lengths shows it quickly.
Why does heat treatment matter on heavy duty springs?
Without stress relief, a thick-wire coiled spring takes a permanent set on the first heavy impact. Tempering is therefore never skipped.
Do you produce custom sections?
Yes. Our coiling line works in the 0.20–40 mm wire range; production in the section you need is possible.
Do duckfoot springs fall into this group?
Yes, heavy duty springs in the duckfoot group are handled in the same production family.
Other machine groups
Cannot find the spring you need?
We produce to your dimensions in the 0.20–40 mm wire range, with no tooling dependency. A sample, a technical drawing, or simply a photograph of the old spring is enough.
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