ORBIS

Outstanding reliability in all harvesting conditions.

• Efficient drive concept with 11% lower starting torque than comparable models
• Unique crop flow for optimal chopping quality
• Optimal ground-contour tracking with AUTO CONTOUR
• Very low stubble height across the entire working width
• Engage and reverse under full load
• Straight-line crop transfer from ORBIS to the JAGUAR forage harvester for top chop quality
• Uniform crop flow across the entire width of the feed roller housing
• Extremely flat design for even stubble and very low stubble heights down to 80 mm
• ORBIS 600 SD with small discs for short to medium crop heights
• ORBIS 600 with large discs for medium to extremely tall maize
• Folds out symmetrically within just 25 s (ORBIS 900) or 15 s (ORBIS 750)
• Integrated transport system available with ORBIS 600 and higher

 

Energy-saving drive.

The efficient drive concept offers you a huge amount of power for remarkably little fuel. The JAGUAR transmits its power to the maize front attachment mechanically, the energy requirement of the latter being extremely low. This is because the ORBIS requires only a few transmission elements and impressively low starting torque. Thanks to these characteristics, the front attachment can also be switched on and reversed at full load. The gearbox and drive components are designed for high throughput. Perfect matching of the drive speed to the set length of cut ensures an optimal crop feed into the JAGUAR forage harvester.

 

 

Unique crop flow.

The combination of small and large intake discs makes for high versatility with outstanding throughput. The ORBIS maize front attachment transports all the plants gently and reliably for optimal delivery to the JAGUAR intake. If the machine is reversed, the plants which have already been cut remain on the large discs and are then drawn in.

Versatility to the fore.

Maize yields of well over 70 t/ha, biogas, SHREDLAGE®, low-growing maize or other crops, such as whole crop silage or sorghum – ORBIS copes with every task. The three-stage structure of its transport discs ensures an even crop flow.

 

 

Optimal ground-contour following.

The characteristics of the terrain cease to matter when harvesting maize with the ORBIS. Precise ground-contour following is ensured by the redesigned tilting frame in combination with the enhanced CONTOUR / AUTO CONTOUR control system. With the skids in full contact with the ground, the AUTO CONTOUR control system automatically switches over to float position. In this way, excellent lateral compensation is ensured along with ground pressure control.

 

 

Easy maintenance.

Harvesting usually involves working within very narrow timeframes. Having to perform extensive maintenance work is a nuisance and also a cost factor, since it reduces productivity. This is why the CLAAS engineers have done all they can to keep maintenance requirements to a minimum. The key assemblies can be accessed quickly and easily while service intervals are reassuringly long.

 

Technical data

Model	Working width (m)	Tilting frame
750	7.45	AUTO CONTOUR
600	6.01	AUTO CONTOUR-CONTOUR
450	4.48	CONTOUR
450 NC	4.48	-

 

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