Farm Implement Disc Harrow Blade Sharpening & Hard-Facing

Kisan Harrow Disc Sharpening & Hard-Facing Works

Plowing abrasive sandy loam and dry gravelly soils wears the sharp cutting edges off circular disc harrows and chisel plows until implements slide over hardpan soil instead of cutting deep furrows. Tractors strain under excessive draft resistance, burning extra liters of expensive diesel per acre while barely scratching the field surface. This heavy agricultural workshop mounts circular harrow discs on specialized rotating grinding spindles, restoring factory-sharp cutting bevels without unbolting entire gang axles. The welder also uses electric-arc hard-facing electrodes to deposit dense cross-hatch beads of tungsten-carbide alloy onto cultivator shovels, duckfoot tines, and subsoiler points. Farmers observe that sharpened discs slice cleanly through tough crop stubble and hard soil crusts, cutting tractor fuel consumption significantly while extending blade life across multiple abrasive seasons.