The ARAMIS scraper unit is a lightweight yet highly durable cultivation and sowing machine. Its main tasks include effectively loosening the topsoil, mechanically destroying weeds, thoroughly breaking up clods, and preparing an ideal seedbed. It allows for cultivation and sowing in a single pass.

The design, based on spring tines and string rollers, makes this model primarily suitable for light and medium soils. In such conditions, it perfectly conditions the seedbed without drying it out or removing deadwood, while also generating less resistance than heavy disc or active cultivators.

AMJ AGRO, with smaller and medium-sized farms in mind, offers the ARAMIS model in three compact working widths: 2,5 m, 2,7 m and 3,0 m. Thanks to its relatively low weight (from 650 kg in the basic version) and a design that generates low traction resistance, a tractor with a power of just 70 HP is enough for smooth operation of the machine.

The basic operating sequence is well thought out. The machine consists of: front string rollers (pre-crushing clods), two rows of spring tines (loosening), a rear 500 mm diameter tubular roller (crushing and compacting), and an integrated hydropack.

Absolutely. Standard equipment on the ARAMIS model includes a Hydropak system based on two robust hydraulic cylinders. This allows for seamless attachment and coupling of the machine to a traditional mechanical seeder. This creates an efficient system that drastically reduces fuel costs and eliminates the need for additional soil compaction with the tractor's wheels.

In its basic configuration, the unit is equipped with two rows of tines (from 18 to 22 depending on the frame width). However, for farmers with more demanding sites requiring more intensive and better soil mixing, the manufacturer has provided the option of equipping the machine with an additional, third row of tines.

Farmers have complete freedom to customize the working tools to their specific crops. AMJ AGRO offers a choice of straight or curved tines. Straight tines are better suited for shallow work and the preparation of perfectly smooth beds, while curved tines are more effective at pulling weed and couch grass roots to the surface.

The unit offers exceptionally intuitive, smooth adjustment of the tine section's working depth via pressure control. This allows the operator to precisely adjust the machine's parameters depending on the current soil moisture and compaction. This is a key factor in ensuring uniform, even plant emergence.

The front string rollers are a crucial element during the tillage stage. Before the spring tines begin their work, these rollers pre-break up larger clods left after ploughing, smoothing the surface, and perfectly stabilizing the machine's track. Thanks to them, the loosening tines can work at a set depth without unwanted undulations.

Of course. Although the basic version comes with a strong 500 mm diameter tubular roller, full customization is possible. Upon request, the manufacturer can equip the unit with other rollers, such as a Packer roller, which is even more effective at compacting the soil for rapeseed sowing.

Pre-sowing cultivation with spring tines requires a dynamic tractor. With an optimal operating speed of around 10 km/h, the unit delivers outstanding performance. The operator can cultivate and immediately sow an area of ​​2,5 to 3,0 hectares in just one hour.

To withstand demanding weather conditions and exposure to residual fertilizers, the entire ARAMIS unit is protected by an advanced powder coating process. This creates a hard outer coating that protects the steel components from rapid abrasion and corrosion.

If your farm has lighter and medium-firm soils, investing in a heavy and expensive power harrow is pointless. The ARAMIS is significantly lighter (it protects the tractor's linkage), doesn't require a complicated PTO drive, and allows for perfect tillage with significantly lower fuel consumption per hectare.