Dive into the ROPA Tiger 6S assembly process and witness the harmonious blend of precision and teamwork as this sugar beet harvester comes to life. Powered by the custom-designed Volvo Penta D16 engine, the Tiger 6S is a testament to reliability, immense power, and efficient performance - essential for the demanding task of sugar beet harvesting.
When family-owned ROPA was designing this harvester, they collaborated with their long-time engine partner, Volvo Penta, to ensure its Tiger 6S would have the power and torque to support a daily haul of around 2000 tonnes. This collaboration underscores the dedication and craftsmanship that go into building the Tiger 6S, making it one of the world's largest and most advanced sugar beet harvesters.
In the crucial harvest period from late September to early October, before the soil freezes, the ROPA Tiger 6S and the Volvo Penta D16 prove to be indispensable. With Germany being one of the top five sugar beet producers globally, contributing to over 4 million tonnes of sugar consumed annually, the efficiency and reliability of harvesting equipment like the Tiger 6S are pivotal. This behind-the-scenes look offers a unique perspective on the advancement and dedication that go into the Tiger 6S so that it can perform swiftly and efficiently under pressure, a critical factor for successful harvests in Europe's variable climate.
For more details on how the custom-designed Volvo Penta D16 engine enhances the ROPA Tiger 6S, making it a powerhouse in sugar beet harvesting operations, click here. bit.ly/48C3IpP
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26 мар 2024
