Threshing performance

Consolidating Mitsubishi’s core threshing technology

Long speed-up twin threshing cylinders / Mitsubishi original

The core part of the threshing system features long speed-up twin threshing cylinders boasting exceptional work efficiency. The forward slow-rotating threshing cylinder gently threshes crop while the rear cylinder rotates quickly to process any rice that remains crop and waste straw. In this way, the speed-up twin threshing cylinders boost capacity by approximately 30 percent over single cylinders of the same size (as found in other models we sell). By also equipping the combine with a 912-millimeter-long secondary threshing cylinder, the processing of waste straw is promoted and high-precision threshing is realized.

Diamond mesh receiving net / Mitsubishi original

Promotes threshing with Mitsubishi’s original hole shape. With less clogging taking place, this net is also easy to clean.

MAC-Air

Sorting fins are subject to fully to fully automatic control based on aur-based detection within the threshing process to enable high-precision sorting.

Triple direct dust discharge

Sorted waste straw is discharged from the following three sites:
❶ Rocking-flow plate, ❷ secondary threshing cylinder, ❸ sucking dust-discharge fan. With little waste retained, exceptional processing capacity is maintained at all times even under harsh conditions.

Turbo fan

By feeding airflow for sorting that has been stabilized with a second dedicated airflow for sorting and an airflow for winnowing, sorting precision and processing capacity are enhanced.

High-efficiency Super e-Thresher as a standard equipment feature / Mitsubishi original
Mechanism for auto-regulating
the amount of conveyed dust

The dust-conveying guides adjust automatically. Stable threshing performance is achieved by optimally maintaining the threshing load in the threshing chamber. Burdensome adjustment operations do not need to be performed.

Water-repellant Rocking-flow plate

A shaking-flow plate coated in a fluorocarbon resin is used to bolster the slip characteristics and dispersibility of grains and improve adaptability to wet materials and sorting efficiency.