Knife for Vertical TMR Mixer Auger

Knife, Cutter, base plate, screw propeller, screw propeller plow, feed mixer components, feed limiter, feed mixing propeller, and screw propeller cover for vertical feed mixture. We have a long history and impeccable reputation in manufacturing high-quality products, providing OEM and after-sales service customers services. Our knives are superior to others on the market, with standard, high-performance, or sawtooth styles. The standard mixing knife is heat-treated high carbon steel with a tungsten carbide cutting edge. The high-performance mixing knife adopts the exclusive patented cemented carbide coating with excellent performance. The serrated hybrid cutter is designed with serrations at each point, giving it a more aggressive cutting edge.

Knife Fits brands

• Kuhn Knight Vertical TMR feed wagon mixers,
• Supreme TMR replacement augers
• Penta SD and HD Vertical TMR feeder wagon

We can also supply all the parts for the feed mixer

Feed Mixer Knife Maintenance

It is a good idea to check the knives in the diet feeder for wear regularly. Damaged or worn tools can result in high unforeseen costs. Even so, such costs can be easily avoided. It is recommended to check the tool every month and replace the device every one to two years according to the working hours and the feed shaft's behavior. Dull knives can have unpleasant consequences. We have listed the five most important reasons below and why you should regularly check the spiral knife in the feed mixer.

Sharp knives ensure better mixing.

If the feed is not cut well, it is difficult to obtain a uniform mixed ration, and it is easier for cows to choose the feed. This means that not every cow can obtain the required nutrition. In turn, this will hurt the health of animals and ultimately affect their milk production.

The sharp spiral knife on the mixer saves fuel.

Unsurprisingly, cutting correctly with a dull, worn knife is difficult. If the knife is blunt, the tractor will consume unnecessary power and take longer to cut the feed into a well-mixed ration. This is why it is worthwhile to take the time to check the tools regularly and replace them when necessary.

Tool damage may cause hardware diseases.

Damaged screw tools can cause hardware problems. Loose metal parts may enter the feed and pose a severe health risk to animals. This is why you should check the tool regularly (preferably monthly) for any signs of cracking. It is also a good idea to place magnets in the mixer to filter the metal in the feed.

Sharp knives can significantly reduce mixing time.

The cutting effect is better if the auger cutter is in good condition. Dull or blunt knives are less efficient, which means it takes longer to cut the feed to the correct length and mix it correctly.

The auger and mixing barrel is less worn.

The sharp spiral knife can cut the feed better and faster, making it easier to transport and mix the feed through the mixing barrel. If the tool is worn and the feed cannot be cut correctly, the feed may build up between the auger and the wall. As a result, the mixing drums and augers may suffer more wear. In addition, using a sharp spiral knife to shorten the mixing time means that the mixer truck will not show signs of wear soon.