Stable and flexible dribble bar system for self-propelled vehicles
Compax

Maximum accuracy in distribution thanks to precision distributors and an optimized hose layout
Compact dimensions when transporting behind the self-propelled vehicle
Linkage specially designed for the requirements of the self-propelled vehicle

The flexible solution for self-propelled vehicles

Compax for efficient spreading and maximum efficiency with a large working width and compact transport dimensions

The Compax dribble bar system and self-propelled vehicles are an excellent combination for spreading liquid manure being easy on the soil. The folding technology of the Compax was adapted for spreading manure with a selfpropelled vehicle: The Compax folds up completely behind the vehicle so that the driver’s vision is not blocked and the width of the vehicle is not enlarged.

Compax

Compact and powerful dribble bar linkage for self-propelled vehicles

The Compax dribble bar linkage offers a game-changing solution for farmers, contractors, and machinery pools seeking efficient, versatile performance in their self-propelled vehicles. Its compact, intelligent folding design allows for easy road transport while delivering high throughput in the field, thanks to a 50 DN hose diameter optimized for high flow rates. Precision-engineered, dimensionally stable end hoses ensure accurate manure placement with minimal plant pollution, providing uniform distribution even on slopes. With fully automatic control for effortless operation and a lightweight build for easy handling, Compax brings efficiency, adaptability, and user-friendliness to your agricultural operations.

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Brochure: Dribble bar systems and trailing shoe systems for efficient liquid manure management

Compax dribble bar linkage for self-propelled vehicles

Compax Slide

Directly at the plant, compact on the road

The Compax Slide trailing shoe linkage is the ideal solution for high-precision liquid manure placement in self-propelled vehicles. Engineered for performance and flexibility, its compact design with intelligent folding mechanisms allows for easy road transport, while delivering exceptional results in the field. The system's 50 DN hose diameter ensures high throughput, supporting consistent, narrow-band placement directly beneath crops. Equipped with BaseRunner trailing shoes, the Compax Slide achieves precise nutrient application with minimal crop disruption, even on slopes, thanks to advanced slope compensation. Fully automatic control and an optional lifting device provide maximum ease of use and adaptability, making the Compax Slide a top choice for efficient, precise, and environmentally considerate fieldwork.

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Brochure: Environmentally friendly liquid manure management

Brochure: Dribble bar systems and trailing shoe systems for efficient liquid manure management

Compax

Compact and powerful dribble bar linkage for self-propelled vehicles

Downloads

Brochure: Environmentally friendly liquid manure management

Brochure: Dribble bar systems and trailing shoe systems for efficient liquid manure management

Compax Slide

Directly at the plant, compact on the road

Downloads

Brochure: Environmentally friendly liquid manure management

Brochure: Dribble bar systems and trailing shoe systems for efficient liquid manure management

Features of the Compax

The unit is designed to be mounted on a 3-point hydraulic system.

Maximum hose diameter for maximum spreading performance from precision distributor to hose end, with a uniform DN 50 hose nominal diameter.

The Comfort Flow Control seals the discharge hoses, reliably preventing them from dripping.

Liquid manure, a valuable commodity, must be spread evenly and reliably in the distribution hoses. Vogelsang precision distributors permit precise distribution of the nutrients with a distribution coefficient of less than 5 percent. This makes spreading a safe and reliable process without fluctuations – which also guarantees even plant growth.

The discharge hoses on the Vogelsang dribble bar systems all have similar lengths, thanks to the optimized hose layout. The liquid manure reaches the soil almost simultaneously from each one, and spreading across the entire working width and length is also guaranteed. This not only ensures optimum lateral distribution accuracy in the linkage, but also prevents the V shape that can otherwise form.

The dribble bar linkage adapts to the contour of the soil. This reduces the load on the vehicle coupling and the entire frame structure. It also means that the hose ends are kept close to the soil at all times, and ensures that the liquid manure is deposited precisely across the entire working width.

The hose is a key factor in spreading technology. As such, the hose material and composition of the plastic have been developed specially for Vogelsang over several decades. The combination of raw materials that we use for our special hose is characterized by high robustness, elasticity, and UV resistance. This makes the hoses resistant to the effects of chemicals and environmental influences. The unique manufacturing technique we use for our rigid end hoses brings additional benefits. The hose sections used as end hoses are always straight and absolutely dimensionally stable. Your advantage: there is no need for guide elements, which are heavy and prone to wear, and the hoses always remain open and do not stick. Furthermore, this rigid end hose configuration ensures defined strip spacing.

Options of the Compax

In order to ensure that the linkage follows the soil contour as closely as possible, the control can be used to adjust its angle.

Comfort Flow Control (CFC) is the universal solution when it comes to shutting off hoses in any system: part-width section cut-offs, tramline switching or DropStop systems. The CFC is installed in the hose outlets of the spreader device, downstream of the distributor. Each hose or group of hoses can be shut off from the cab. The CFC is versatile and can be used in any unit – dribble bar systems, trailing shoe systems or tillage units.