Chemical composition
Sample lots are inspected before the required raw material quantity is ordered.
High carbon steel, chrome steel and micro-alloy boron steel are primarily used to manufacture agricultural disc blades. Because discs work in abrasive soil conditions, raw material selection is essential to optimum output.
Steel sheet is accurately cut into a round disc blank.
The round sheet is formed using different dies for different disc sizes and concavities.
Automatic shot blasting improves surface finish and supports greater fatigue life.

Dedicated technicians monitor chemical, mechanical, dimensional and visual attributes across production.
Sample lots are inspected before the required raw material quantity is ordered.
Confirms that achieved hardness is within the prescribed range for strength and toughness.
Checks axial deviation of points on the disc edge as the disc rotates about its centre.
Identifies radial deviation of edge points perpendicular to the disc axis.
Verifies size, thickness, centre hole, concavity, fixing holes, PCD, bevel length and angle.
Identifies surface cracks, scales, pits, nicks, burns and other visible flaws.