ELY-based Standen-Pearson has added a new destoner to the Megastar-Gen 2 and Unistar machines it already builds.
The Uniweb (pictured above) is a web-only soil separator with a four-web configuration. It is available in either 1,500mm or 1,600mm working widths, or as a three-row 2,400mm machine.
Intensive development involving fine tuning of share angles and the introduction of extra large 1,140mm serrated discs has resulted in smooth, high-speed, blockage-free intake of material, even when working downhill. The design means an intake rotor is unnecessary, making the machine simpler and less costly to run; driver visibility of the critical intake area is also greatly enhanced.
To further improve performance, a clod crushing draper web is fitted over the fourth web. This features a wide range of adjustability. A simple ratchet system lifts and lowers the web, while pressure is electrically controlled from the tractor cab.
A clearly laid out driver’s control console enables easy operation, while Canbus electronics offer fast responses and a useful self-diagnostic function. Hydraulic levelling left/right and 26-degree axle steering with self-centring are standard equipment.
Web options include 28, 36, 42, 45 and 50mm pitches. The accessories list offers a stone-release hydraulic drawbar, hydraulic boulder box and 14.5×20 large wheels.
For more information visit: www.standen.co.uk.
The Uniweb (pictured above) is a web-only soil separator with a four-web configuration. It is available in either 1,500mm or 1,600mm working widths, or as a three-row 2,400mm machine.
Intensive development involving fine tuning of share angles and the introduction of extra large 1,140mm serrated discs has resulted in smooth, high-speed, blockage-free intake of material, even when working downhill. The design means an intake rotor is unnecessary, making the machine simpler and less costly to run; driver visibility of the critical intake area is also greatly enhanced.
To further improve performance, a clod crushing draper web is fitted over the fourth web. This features a wide range of adjustability. A simple ratchet system lifts and lowers the web, while pressure is electrically controlled from the tractor cab.
A clearly laid out driver’s control console enables easy operation, while Canbus electronics offer fast responses and a useful self-diagnostic function. Hydraulic levelling left/right and 26-degree axle steering with self-centring are standard equipment.
Web options include 28, 36, 42, 45 and 50mm pitches. The accessories list offers a stone-release hydraulic drawbar, hydraulic boulder box and 14.5×20 large wheels.
For more information visit: www.standen.co.uk.
