Hyler Sativa FS20

This advanced flag harvester is specially designed to harvest flax in a fast and effective manner. Using innovative technologies and smart engineering, this machine maximises efficiency and minimises the labour intensity of the harvesting process. The machine is equipped with a range of special features that allow it to navigate through the flax fields at high speed. An advanced sensor system automatically detects the rows of flax and adjusts speed and cutting height for optimal harvesting results. This reduces the number of missed plants and minimises crop damage.Optionally, the Sativa FS20 harvests 3ha in less than an hour.

Front implements FS20

Features

No gearbox, completly open element
Big pulleys
Belts of 140mm instead of 100mm
All the hearts can be opened hydraulically

Property	Sativa
Weight	3ton
Harvesting width	2m60

GPS Trimble

The Trimble® GFX-750™ display system continues a strong tradition of sleek, easy-to-use displays from Trimble Agriculture.

Ergonomic control console

The control console, armrest is ergonomically built to optimise machine operation.

Measurement camera

Thanks to our software and the use of these cameras, the header automatically adjusts to the height of the plants.

Engine: TAD883VE

7.7 liter, in-line 6 cylinder – 235 kW

Swath inclination

Swath inclination by means of machine pivot point. This ensures better weight distribution on the field and reduces ground pressure.

Foldable stair

Thanks to the foldable stair, you can easily drive through the hemp so that it does not disturb the process

High Harvesting Speed

We reach harvesting speeds of 16 km/h

About Hyler

Hyler is a leading expert in designing and manufacturing cutting-edge hybrid and environmentally-friendly agricultural machinery, specifically tailored for fiber crop processing.

What sets Hyler apart from other manufacturers is its commitment to intelligent and groundbreaking conceptual solutions, aimed at achieving utmost efficiency.

Our primary areas of expertise revolve around the flax, hemp, kenaf, miscanthus, grass, and straw industries.