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CLAAS introduces automatic tyre inflation system

New CTIC technology adjusts tyre pressure in less than 80 seconds, CLAAS claims

CLAAS has announced a cool new piece of tech in its arsenal – the CTIC automatic tyre inflation system that will be available as an option on its AXION and ARION series tractors.

The system consists of an auxiliary compressor with an air delivery rate of up to 2800l/min that is capable of rapidly adjusting the tyre pressure of the tractor or trailed implements ready for work or transport.

CLAAS claims the system can adjust the tyre pressure in 600/70 R28 and 710/70 R38 tyres from 0.8 bar (12 psi) to 1.8 bar (26 psi) in less than 80 seconds.

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CLAAS Harvest Centre Product Manager for Tractors, Shane Barratt, said all AXION 900 Stage V tractors can be factory-fitted with CTIC or CTIC 2800 tyre inflation systems.

He added both systems can also be retrofitted to existing ARION 900/800 and ARION 600/500 series machines, regardless of their year of manufacture.

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The system can be controlled via any ISOBUS terminal, such as the CLAAS S10 or the new CLAAS CEMIS 700.

“The operator can switch between field and road pressure at the touch of a button using one of the function keys in the operating armrest or on the CMOTION control lever,” Barratt said.

“Control can also be integrated into the CEMOS operator assistance system.”

At the start of a job, the driver enters a range of operating condition information such as soil humidity, soil type and working depth; machine data such as tractor tyres and front, rear or wheel ballast; and implement data into the CEBIS touchscreen terminal.

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The system then recommends the best pressure for the front and rear tyres to reduce wheel slip, ground damage and diesel consumption.

“This makes it possible to achieve intelligent dynamic internal tyre pressure adjustment in interaction with other parameters, such as ballast, and real-time performance data,” Barratt said.

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