Claas has just hit a milestone with its popular mower ranges Claas build its mower ranges at the Bad Saulgau production site in Germany The celebratory milestone machine was a Disco 3200 FC front mower starting out initially with a working width of 2.60m Claas then responded to the growing demands for large-scale mowers unveiling its first Disco butterfly mower in 1999 Claas impressed with the Cougar self-propelled mower with a working width of 14.0m – the widest and most powerful mower on the market at the time the vertical 90° transport folding previously used in rear mowers was superseded by the 120° transport position with the centre of gravity shifted inwards Claas have moved to diagonal vector folding for working widths of 4.20m extended in 2021 to the DISCO 1010 with working widths of up to 9.9m The Safety Link module with shear bolts and the angled pivot point on the arms were both introduced in 2002 to protect the mower bed and arms from damage on contact with obstacles The current Claas Disco product range comprises of almost 40 different models with working widths from 2.20m to 10.70m Claas added the option of auto swather grouping with cross conveyors to its larger mowers it added a roller conditioner for highly productive biomass crops Claas’s own Max Cut mower bed has been standard equipment on all Claas mowers Robotics & Automation News November 22, 2021 by Panasonic Robot and Welding System Solutions a business unit of Panasonic Factory Solutions a producer of agricultural machinery with over 100 years of experience say they have “intensified” their existing collaboration Claas Saugau is extending its production facilities with three new welding systems with a total of five Panasonic welding robots of the latest generation and technology says: “We delivered the first Panasonic welding system to Claas Saulgau GmbH in 2014 many other welding systems have been added I am very pleased that we were able to convince the customer again with our technology and our ‘everything from a single source’ concept.” attachments as well as intake and chopper units are built for the Jaguar forage harvester head of pre-manufacturing at Claas Bad Saulgau says the company is looking forward to the close collaboration Remensperger says: “Panasonic was awarded the contract for this significant project due to the efforts made in preparing the offer the experience gained from previous plant investments “The very high level of expertise as well as the willingness to realise our rapidly growing requirements for the plant equipment in every new project is very much appreciated at Panasonic Panasonic gives us the advantage that everything comes from a single source This includes the robots with welding power sources and torch equipment as well as consumables have been working with Panasonic equipment for many years This experience can be incorporated into the new systems and makes it easier for us to implement and maintain the new systems.” Copyright © 2025 · News Pro on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in there are no matches available for this year individual player stats are cumulative for the calendar year and not calculated using a minimum match requirement is expanding its course of growth in Europe the German investment company Private Assets AG signed a purchase agreement today to acquire the Spanish foundry “Fundiciones Garbi Private Assets AG is fully integrating the business operations of Fundiciones Garbi into “Procast” The newly acquired foundry will operate under the name “Procast Guss Espana S.L.” in the future “Garbi is an ideal addition to our pan-European casting business,” emphasised Florian Feddeck we can further expand our activities and invest in the future The location also gives us access to other attractive foreign markets.” Spain has a long tradition in metalworking and has a great demand for cast products in classic mechanical engineering especially in the fields of agricultural machinery and construction The acquisition offers the Procast Group another decisive advantage: “In Spain we are gaining independence from the uncertainties of the German energy policy energy costs and a secure supply are an existentially crucial business basis.” Fundiciones Garbi, S.A. www.fundicionesgarbi.es is a foundry company operating throughout Europe The company is based in Abadiño near Bilbao (northern Spain) one of the industrial centres on the Iberian Peninsula The company has an annual production capacity of 20,000 tonnes Fundiciones Garbi’s customers hail from various key industries including wind turbines The entire business operations of the foundry company as well as all of the approximately 80 employees Garbi is the Procast Group’s first location in another European country Procast has four locations in Germany: Gütersloh The company supplies customers throughout Europe and worldwide I would like to receive the bi-weekly Foundry-Planet newsletter with all latest news Plus the special newsletters – all can be cancelled anytime and at no cost Although the global machinery market has slowed over the past 12 months it’s not all doom and gloom as it tends to be when manufacturers get the opportunity to knuckle down and focus on R&D Claas has done exactly this as well as take the opportunity to restructure and expand a number of its manufacturing facilities ForageGo is one such project that is ongoing at the group’s centre of excellence for forage harvesting located in South Germany within the heart of the grassland region Claas will have spent over €50m at the 180,000m2 facility which is today responsible for the production of the Disco mower range Liner rakes as well as Jaguar crop flow components Previously responsible for the production of the Cargos forage wagon range the additional production capacity on site has been consumed by Liner rake production A new 9,500m2 logistics centre is also currently under construction One of the first phases of ForageGo was to modernise production of the Volto tedder range and Jaguar crop flow by transferring assembly to a new hall on site Claas’ logistics partner has also committed to significant investment within Bad Saulgau Claas has just launched a number of updates to its grass-line Claas has revamped its Disco lineup of rear combination mowers to now offer a total of 15 different configurations with working widths from 8.3m to 10.7m with either steel tine (C) or roller conditioners (RC) 1100 Comfort non-conditioner and the 9300 Direct Swather and 9300 C Autoswather As part of the new generation of Claas mowers all are fitted with dark grey canopies as opposed to the traditional white colour All the proven Claas features such as its low-speed drive concept (850rpm) and Active Float cab actuated ground pressure adjustment system remains common across the newcomers fitted to all new models is a Hardox reinforced conditioner plate for better resistance against stone chips The Disco 8500 Trend entry level rear butterfly mower combination is available with either a steel tine (C) or (RC) roller conditioner option This basic 8.3m combination has been designed to have a low overall weight for use with mid-frame tractors from 160hp the Disco 8500 is operated via two spool valves with pre-selection on the Cemis 10 control terminal and is manually protected using a mechanical breakback protection system Roller conditioner models can also now be optioned with a double roller drive an option first introduced on the Disco 9700 RC in 2023 The Disco 8500 Trend range is a no frills butterfly combination for tractors from 160hp With the influx of wholecrop cereals and delicate forage legumes such as clover which are not best suited to steel tine conditioners due to head loss and crop damage Claas becomes the latest manufacturer to offer a non-conditioner mower combination with a grouping option The Disco 9300 Direct Swather (DS) model uses an auger system to conveyor the crop into a central swath Crop can also be laid out behind just one or both mower beds for a full spreading width by just raising the rear hoods Claas has chosen a tapered auger whereby the flights double in height between the outer and inside ends of each bed This is to accommodate the volume of forage accumulated across the width of each mower bed A shear bar type design at the auger outlet is designed to prevent blockages Each auger is driven from the outer end which sees the drive shaft on each mower pass through the central pivot support arm to a belt and pulley drive which powers the auger The 9.1m Disco 9300 DS has a 180hp plus power requirement and can be operated via Isobus Replacing the popular Disco 9200 are the new 9300 models which now feature a number of new features and updates For die-hard conditioner users still requiring belt mergers Claas has introduced the 9300 C Auto Swather (AS) The Disco 9300 C Auto Swather has gained a number of updates including an automatic side shifting fucntion this new 9.1m combination benefits from the high level of specification previously only offered on the side shifting 9700C AS an automatic side shifting function can now seamlessly adjust working width/overlap as well as automatic slope control which regulates individual belt speed and ground pressure when working on slopes to ensure optimum swath formation while minimising drift The Auto Swather units have also been upgraded lower overall weight and four lower supports for improved stability in heavy crops Their centre of gravity has also been improved when folded out of use Revised linkage geometry and a new stand design improves the attachment and removal of the unit A suite of Isobus comfort functions and user aids such as slope control have been integrated The new 10.7m Disco 1100 non-conditoner model Claas has also introduced a non-conditioner version of its Disco 1100 for certain markets The new 1100 has a telescopic width adjustment from 9.6m to 10.8m Until now the Claas portfolio of tedders topped out at 13m This now expands to 15m following the addition of four new Up Up until now the Claas portfolio of tedders topped out at 13m This now expands to 15m following the addition of four new trailed models across two working widths the new 1300 T 13m and 1500 T 15m are available with or without a steering axle option (TS) The unique self-steering chassis is only designed to engage while turning in working position on the headland the steering system automatically aligns to the direction of travel Both models feature a new frame and chassis which have been designed to keep the centre of gravity close to the axle for maximum strength and the accommodation of tyre sizes up to 500/ 55 R20 Claas remains using its 1.5m rotors of which there are 14 in total on the flagship 1500 T/TS model and 12 on the 1300 T/TS The Volto 1500 TS trailed 15m tedder is the largest tedder built by Claas to date Claas continues to use its Max Spread crop flow system which sees each rotor fitted with six tines equally angled at 29.3 degrees The spreading angle can be adjusted from 12 to 16 degrees without the need for tools Central height adjustment is done via a crank handle on the left of the chassis The rotor frame features double hinged arms for optimum ground following A single acting spool controls the lift ram while a double acting ram is used to operate the folding of the rotor frame the optional border kit requires an additional single acting service Claas presented its new Rollant 630 RC Uniwrap fixed chamber combination baler wrapper at the event Dubbed as a replacement for the current 400 series the 630 benefits from a number of modifications throughout resulting in improved performance Having put a pre series machine through its paces in the UK for some time now Claas believes its latest offering will be a confident contender on the Irish and UK market The 2.1m pickup features an updated cam track design and durable plastic tine bands The Roto Cut main rotor features 8mm double tines made from double-hardened boron steel Four rows of tines feed the crop into the chopping unit The knife bank can accommodate up to 25 knives capable of a theoretical chop length of 44mm The dual bank allows knives to be engaged in groups of 25 The Pro cutting floor can be lowered up to 30mm to allow blockages to pass through An optional early warning system is available to alert the operator as to the pickup’s load capacity The Rollant 630 RC Uniwrap features a stronger chassis and sees improvements made to its chamber and wrapping unit Inside the 1.25m x 1.20m bale chamber are 16 ribbed steel rollers which now benefit from heavier 55mm drive shafts The rear tailgate mounting is also now more robust The tipping cradle has been beefed up and now offers a faster transfer cycle than before Although believed to be standard UK and Irish spec an option Claas continues to offer is its Maximum Pressure System Plus (MPS) A pivoting three-roller segment in the tailgate delivers extra pressure for more dense bales these rollers pivot into the chamber to start the compaction cycle early on causing the bale to rotate at a 90cm diameter The MPS pressure setting can be adjusted from the cab the option is there for net or film binding With a high speed drive up to 36rpm and an improved hydraulic brake the wrapping process too has been shortened Claas claims it can wrap six layers of film with a 52% overlap in just 23 seconds Pre-stretch in the two wrap film dispensers can be adjusted to 67 or 82% The Rollant 630 RC Uniwrap can be operated via the Cemis 700 terminal or via Isobus a Cemis 100 terminal is provided at the rear of the machine to operate wrapper related functions at ground level The Cemis 100 terminal at the rear of the machine allows all wrapepr functions to be controlled at ground level Contact us Advertise with us Company information Career opportunities Privacy statement Terms of service Commenting policy Change cookies settings Change cookies settings Mario Gomez is a German professional football player who has a net worth of $25 million Gomez started playing soccer for SV Unlingen in 1990 as a youth In 2003 he was called up to the senior side from VfB Stuttgart II before joining VfB Stuttgart With Stuttgart he became a champion in 2006-07 and scored 14 goals and seven assists to be named the German Footballer of the Year In 2009 Gomez was transferred to Bayern Munich and signed a record transfer fee of $30 to $35 million Euro (depending on sources) In July 2013 he joined the Serie A side Florentina for a four year deal worth approximately $20 million Euro Gomez is a striker and also plays internationally for the German team He has represented Germany since 1999 and played on their Under-15 Due to an injury he did not play on the 2014 Germany team that won the FIFA World Cup but he did receive a Bronze medal in the 2010 FIFA World Cup © 2025 Celebrity Net Worth / All Rights Reserved