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Among currently available plows, the disc plow is the most popular. It comes in many different types, designed for various complex terrains. Generally speaking, plows are divided into two main categories: disc plows and moldboard plows.

Disc Plows

Disc plows use a disc as their working component. This disc is a spherical disc with sharp circumferential cutting edges. During operation, the disc rotates to cut the soil. The cutting edges on the disc’s edge can easily cut roots and weeds, preventing tangling and clogging. Disc plows are suitable for cultivating fields with abundant weeds, upright stems, and high soil resistance.

–Dual-Purpose Disc Plows

The discs of dual-purpose disc plows are specially treated to adapt to both paddy and dryland farming environments, making them ideal for farmers who need to cultivate both paddy and dryland.

–Ridging Plows

Ridging plows are divided into disc ridging plows and plowshare ridging plows. Disc ridging plows use concave-convex discs to create raised beds, suitable for ridging operations after tilling farmland. The plowshare of a ridging plow is ideal for ridging, as it can easily penetrate the soil and is suitable for soils that require tilling.

–Tube Disc Plow

The main beam of the tube disc plow is made of seamless round tubes through direct pressing, resulting in good overall integrity, reduced welding points, and stress concentration, making the frame more robust and durable. The enclosed bearings also prevent soil from entering, facilitating maintenance.

–Hydraulic Bi-directional Disc Plow

Driven by hydraulic cylinders, the hydraulic bi-directional disc plow frame swings horizontally, achieving bi-directional ridging. It reduces turning time at the field edge, minimizes furrows, improves soil permeability and water retention, and produces a smooth surface after tilling.

Moldboard Plow

The working part of the moldboard plow is the plowshare, which cuts and tills the soil through its sharp tip. The biggest advantage of the moldboard plow is its ability to till the entire soil layer, making it suitable for most dryland soils.

–Hydraulic Reversible Plow

The hydraulic reversible plow uses hydraulic control to achieve rapid reversal, vertically tilting the plow frame and switching between left and right plow bodies, reducing idle time and improving fuel efficiency. It can completely bury surface weeds and straw, achieving a coverage rate of over 90%, with excellent soil breaking up, breaking up the plow pan, improving soil structure, resulting in high-quality tillage and a smooth surface. ANON hydraulic reversible plows are available with two plowshare options: the bar moldboard plow and the mirror moldboard plow.

The bar moldboard plow’s structure results in a smaller contact area with the soil, reducing the chance of clay accumulation. Its plowshare design effectively breaks up large soil clumps, increasing soil fineness. It is suitable for moist, heavy clay paddy fields or dry fields, or dry land with a large amount of straw requiring a high soil breaking rate.

The mirror moldboard plow’s smooth plowshare creates a uniform topsoil layer, which is beneficial for crop root growth and nutrient absorption. The smooth, curved surface is less likely to entangle mulch film, drip irrigation tape, etc. It is strong, durable, and versatile, suitable for dry land with many stones, tree roots, and miscellaneous objects, or farmland covered with mulch or drip irrigation tape.

Features

Beyond our extensive product range, we are committed to providing every customer with efficient, reliable, and worry-free farming solutions.

Precision Manufacturing

ANON disc plows are made of 65Mn spring steel, heat-treated to achieve a hardness of 44-52 HRC. The surface is shot-blasted and powder-coated with steel grit, making it wear-resistant, tough, and long-lasting. It automatically rebounds when encountering stones and easily cuts tree roots, ensuring outstanding wear and impact resistance from the source. The bearings are made of 45# cast steel, tempered, with a bearing disc hardness of 38-42 HRC, making them wear-resistant, tensile-resistant, and less prone to damage. The integrated round tube frame or box-type reinforced main beam increases structural strength and torsional resistance by 30%, ensuring long-term operation without deformation even in rough or rocky terrain.

Intelligent and Efficient

Our moldboard plows, through optimized curved surface design, achieve over 95% straw coverage for thorough burial. Our disc plows, with precise angle and tilt settings, cut stubble and break up soil in one smooth motion, truly achieving dual-purpose use in both dry and wet conditions, offering multiple functions in one machine. The full range of hydraulic bidirectional and tilting models supports seamless end-of-field operations, avoiding furrows and ensuring level land after tillage, increasing field efficiency by 30%-50% and significantly saving time and fuel. ANON’s plow design reduces the physical exertion of manual tillage and adds more intelligent and automated functions. Our product line covers various horsepower levels from light to heavy-duty, offering multiple plow body types and width/narrowness options, equipped with convenient multi-dimensional adjustment mechanisms for tillage width, depth, and leveling, easily adapting to different soil conditions and tillage needs. It can save you a significant amount of tillage time and improve tillage efficiency. After tillage, your soil will be more aerated, thus improving the quality of your produce.

Worry-Free and Durable

ANON is committed to providing customers with easy-to-operate machinery. Our plows can be quickly attached to tractors, saving time and effort. They feature a centralized lubrication system and quick-change modules, allowing for rapid on-the-spot maintenance and replacement of wear parts, minimizing downtime. Hydraulic control for lifting and lowering facilitates transmission and transport, reducing operational stress. A hydraulic safety valve protects the plow and tractor from damage due to overload.

Exceptional Adaptability

Modern plows typically consist of a series of detachable parts, such as the plowshare, warp, and frame. You can change to different types of plows depending on the soil type. Blade plows, chisel plows, disc plows—ANON offers them all. Furthermore, you can freely adjust the plow angle for optimal tillage.

High Cost-Effectiveness

Choosing our plows eliminates price concerns. If you are a small-scale farmer, you can choose a lightweight, compact plow. We offer competitive prices tailored to your needs, and maintenance is very convenient. ANON plow bodies are made of high-quality steel, offering high strength and toughness, capable of withstanding greater impact and friction, significantly extending the machine’s lifespan. Owning an ANON compact plow may be a small investment, but its efficient operation will become an essential partner in your farm management.

Conclusion

ANON’s professional team provides free personalized selection and support services, recommending the most economical and efficient implementation configuration based on your specific farming conditions. We support customized services, warranties, and parts replacements, accompanying you throughout the entire lifespan of your machine. ANON offers one-stop agricultural machinery services, covering a wide range of machines from tilling, sowing, and harvesting to post-processing. If you are looking for agricultural machinery, please feel free to contact us!

FAQ

1. Which crops are plough before planting?

It is often used for tilling field crops such as wheat, corn, and soybeans before sowing. For some other special crops, it is necessary to choose a plow with strong deep ploughing ability. Vegetables with shallow roots can be lightly ploughed.

2. Is the plow difficult to operate?

The operation is not difficult. For some small plows, you only need a simple understanding and familiarity to get started. Medium and large plows are equipped with many automated functions, operations, etc. You can get started after understanding this function key. Overall, the plow is very flexible and easy to control.

3. What should be noted for the daily use and maintenance of hydraulic plows?

Before you start, check the tractor’s hydraulic oil and grease all the plow’s moving parts. After the operation, clean off any dirt and weeds from the plow. Look at parts that wear down quickly, like the plowshare, and take care of them. Remember to lower the plow or use a stand to relieve pressure in the hydraulic system. Before long-term storage, clean the plow and re-lubricate it, then park it in a dry, level place. It’s best to apply anti-rust oil to exposed metal parts such as the plow tip. Following these steps will keep your hydraulic plow in optimal condition.

4. Should I choose a moldboard plow or a disc plow?

It depends on your soil conditions and farming objectives.
Moldboard plows: Their core function is deep tillage and thorough turning of the soil, completely burying surface weeds and straw to the bottom, resulting in a deep and level topsoil. They are best suited for dryland farming requiring intensive cultivation and straw return, but are prone to soil clogging in wet, sticky, or weedy areas.
Disc plows: Their core function is cutting and mixing the soil, effectively cutting off stubble and vegetation, and they are less prone to clogging. They are particularly suitable for heavy, wet, weedy, or root-bearing soils, and are also an ideal choice for both dry and wetland farming, but their soil covering is not as thorough as that of a moldboard plow.