Chopping blade of a forage harvester and method for producing said chopping blade
AssigneeCLAAS Saulgau GmbH
InventorsMartin Stengele, Christian Spachtholz
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AssigneeCLAAS Saulgau GmbH
InventorsMartin Stengele, Christian Spachtholz
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Chopping blade (10), having a basic body (11), which has a fastening portion (12) for fastening said chopping blade to a chopping drum and a cutting portion (13) which is angled in relation to the fastening portion, and having a crop-guiding element (15) which is fastened to the fastening portion (12) and is intended for guiding chopped harvested crop, wherein a guide surface (16) of the crop-guiding element (15) has a curved contour. A distance (a) between the beginning of the guide surface (16) of the crop-guiding element (15) and a transition edge (14) between the fastening portion (12) and the cutting portion (13) of the basic body (11) is between 4 mm and 8 mm. The guide surface (16) runs rectilinearly in a first portion (18) with a length (b) between 4 mm and 8 mm, wherein said first portion (18) encloses an angle (α) between 18° and 22° with the fastening portion (12). The first portion (18) merges into a concavely curved second portion (19), the radius of curvature (Rx) of which is between 21 mm and 25 mm and which has a wrap angle (β) between 29° and 33°. The second portion merges into a concavely curved third portion (20), the radius of curvature (Ry) of which is between 18 mm and 22 mm and which has a wrap angle (γ) between 24° and 28°. The third portion merges into a convexly curved fourth portion (21). A maximum height of the crop-guiding element is between 24 mm and 30 mm.
A chopping blade (10) of a forage harvester,
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