Claas Selbstfahrende Erntemaschinen Gmbh

Claas Hungaria Kft.

Felix Herter

Joachim Baumgarten

Andreas Wilken

Christoph Heitmann

Sebastian Neu

Boris Kettelhoit

Bastian Bormann

Christoph Bussmann

Thilo Krause

Frédéric Fischer

Henner Voecking

Bastian Kriebel

Ingo Bönig

Christian Füchtling

Stefan Schiewer

Andreas Diekamp

Bernhard Aerdker

Bernd Albinger

Mathieu Köhler

Henner Vöcking

Lukas Eidhoff

Malte Lütkeschümer

Norbert Kiffmeier

Tim Lütke Harmann

Björn Stremlau

Tibor Lenti

Thomas Zegota

René Middelberg

Jan Furmaniak

Tim LÜTTKE Harmann

Christoph Schmidt

Martin Kübbeler

András Pàzsik

Sándor Esses

Jan Dehmelt

Dr Joachim Baumgarten

Peter Csonka

Laszlo Bodi

Johannes Kersten

Henner Vocking

Andre Dammann

A knife blade for a cutting apparatus has two cutting edges which are arranged at a substantially triangular cutting portion extending longitudinal to a fastening portion, wherein the cutting edges have areas with different tooth pitches from tooth pitches in other areas.

Knife blade for a cutting apparatus

A self-propelled harvesting machine such as a combine harvester has multiple working units for processing crop picked up from a field, a driver assistance system for the sensor-supported control of the working units, an environmental sensor system for detecting environmental information and spatial areas of applicability located in the environment of the harvesting machine. The driver assistance system has a memory for storing data and a computing unit for processing data, including the data stored in the memory. A functional system model for at least one part of the harvesting machine is stored in the memory. The computing unit functions as a characteristic control on the basis of the system model and autonomously determines machine parameters of at least one working unit and specifies these to the particular working unit.

Harvesting system having a self-propelled harvesting machine

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Harsewinkel, Germany

Felix Herter