The ZENIT spreader is highly flexible, offering tank capacities ranging from 1200 liters to 3000 liters. Smaller sizes are ideal for smaller and medium-sized farms, while larger models (e.g., up to 2800 liters with extensions) allow for extended operation over large areas, minimizing downtime for loading with a telehandler.

The machine can precisely apply fertilizer at widths ranging from 10 to 36 meters. This range allows for perfect coordination of the spreader's operation with the existing sprayer and standard tramlines.

This is one of the key advantages of this model. The manufacturer crafted the entire fertilizer hopper and all working components (discs, valves) from high-quality acid-resistant (stainless) steel. Additionally, the machine's frame is made of high-grade powder-coated steel, effectively withstanding harsh, highly corrosive operating conditions.

Unlike traditional PTO-powered models, the ZENIT is equipped with an independent hydraulic drive for the spreading discs. This ensures stable, precise, and constant disc rotation, regardless of the tractor's engine speed.

The integrated scale is the heart of intelligent dosing. The system continuously monitors the fertilizer's mass loss from the tank in real time and, based on this, continuously adjusts the valve opening. This ensures that, even if the machine is moving faster or slower, the dose per hectare remains surgically precise.

Yes, the machine has a built-in, efficient border spreading system. It precisely directs the flow of granulate, preventing valuable fertilizer from being "thrown" beyond the field boundary, which is crucial both for cost savings and compliance with environmental regulations.

The spreader features electronic gate control linked to an advanced GPS system. When the operator enters a wedge or a previously sprayed area (headland), the system automatically shuts off the appropriate side of the spreader, eliminating double fertilization and the phenomenon of "bypassing."

Absolutely. ZENIT supports VRA (Variable Rate Application) technology, which means full compatibility with soil nutrient maps. In poorer areas, the machine will apply more fertilizer, and in nutrient-rich areas, it will automatically reduce the dose.

When applying fertilizer to the soil, it's often difficult to see the "edge" of the application with the naked eye. An advanced GPS module with RTK technology ensures guidance accuracy of less than 10 centimeters. This eliminates the "bands" of varying grain color that appear after a few weeks due to uneven nitrogen application.

AMJ AGRO relies on the full precision of ISOBUS technology and wireless controllers. Thanks to ISOBUS communication, the spreader can interface with the main monitor of a modern tractor via a plug-and-play principle, ensuring maximum comfort from the operator's seat.

Yes. The entire fertilizer application process is continuously analyzed on the monitor using real-time spread mapping. At any time, you can see precisely shaded areas of the field that the machine has already covered.

Granulate absorbs moisture like a sponge. To prevent this, spreaders are equipped with sturdy, sealed tarpaulins covering the hopper. This protects the seed from clumping in the event of unexpected drizzle and facilitates hygienic storage during shorter farm downtimes.

Absolutely. Errors and imprecise application in traditional spreaders mean significant losses of valuable fertilizer. Using intelligent dosing (weighing system, VRA) and GPS-based section shutoff allows farms to save 10% to 20% on chemical purchases throughout the season, while ensuring higher and more consistent yields.