CIMINA C120T
Model / series
Trailed vacuum harvester with pneumatic pickup and cleaning; the data sheet specifies a 540 rpm PTO.
Send an enquiry ↗FACMA manufactures harvesting equipment for nuts and similar crops collected from the ground. CIMINA vacuum machines use airflow for pickup and separation, while MEK machines use mechanical pickup. This distinction matters when specifying hoses, brushes, screens and fan components. Spare parts must be identified against the actual machine type and fitted equipment.
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Model / series
Trailed vacuum harvester with pneumatic pickup and cleaning; the data sheet specifies a 540 rpm PTO.
Send an enquiry ↗Model / series
Mounted mechanical harvester with horizontal brushes; the data sheet lists 1700 mm pickup working width and 2000 mm overall width.
Send an enquiry ↗Provide the machine plate and serial number, crop type, size range and ground condition. Screens need mesh size, drum dimensions and fastening details. Suction hoses require bore, length, connections and existing construction. For brushes record working width, diameter, bristle arrangement and shaft mounting. Identify fans from their plate, rotation direction and impeller geometry. The technical tables specify 30 HP or 22 kW for CIMINA C120T and 50 HP or 37 kW for MEK 1800; both use a 540 rpm PTO. These values describe each machine and do not establish component interchangeability. Record mounting position, transmission ratio and fitted options separately.
Manufacturer documentation ↗DEAVA reviews the reference and clarifies any missing configuration details. Sourcing options and a quotation follow that review. Any proposed alternative requires your technical approval.
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