Agricultural technology
Carbide hoe blade
A hoe blade with a self-sharpening, serrated carbide cutting edge for mechanical weed control. Its lowered tip improves soil penetration and maintains the cutting width throughout its service life.
- Width
- 100 – 200 mm (in 20 mm steps)
- Version with welded shank
- 120 – 200 mm
- Cutting edge
- Serrated carbide segments
Product information and image are taken from the manufacturer's official page. Boehlerit page
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