ADI casting harvester head knife is a type of knife found on a harvester head, a component of forestry equipment, that is made by pouring molten metal into a mold and allowing it to solidify. These knives are typically made of high-strength steel and are designed to cut and delimb trees efficiently, removing branches and preparing logs for further processing. 

Key Characteristics And Benefits of ADI Casting Harvester Head Knives:

Durability: Cast knives are known for their robust construction and ability to withstand the stresses of forestry operations. 

Performance: They are designed to provide high-quality delimbing, minimizing friction and ensuring smooth feeding of the trunk. 

Efficiency: The long cutting edges of cast knives allow for efficient cutting of branches, reducing the need for excessive force and minimizing wear. 

Variety: Knives are available in various sizes and configurations to suit different tree species and harvesting applications. 

ADI Casting Types of Harvester Head Knives:

Delimbing Knives: These knives are used to cut and remove branches from the tree trunk. 

Feed Knives: These knives can help to control the movement of the tree trunk through the harvester head. 

Debarking Knives: These knives are used to remove the bark from the tree trunk. 

Overall, ADI casting harvester head knives are a vital component of modern forestry equipment, offering durability, performance, and efficiency in delimbing and tree processing.

ADI 1200-4 Material Properties: