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The plow blade (also known as the plowshare or rotary tiller blade) of a small plow is a key component that directly contacts the soil. Depending on its shape, size, and material, the plow blade can adapt to different soil conditions and cultivation needs. The following are some common types of plow blades:
1. Straight blade plow blade: This type of plow blade is simple and direct, with a straight strip shape, suitable for relatively soft soil. It is mainly used for shallow cultivation, such as topsoil loosening, weeding, and mild soil mixing.
2. V-shaped plow blade: The front end of the V-shaped or pointed plow blade is sharp and suitable for penetrating hard soil layers. It can be used for deep tillage or plowing in the soil, which is conducive to breaking the compaction of the bottom soil and increasing soil permeability.
3. Wave or serrated plow blades: These plow blades are designed with wave or serrated edges to help cut off weeds and crop residues in the soil, while reducing soil blockage and improving tillage efficiency. They are particularly suitable for plots with more weeds or crop residues.
4. Adjustable angle plow blade: Some plow blade designs allow users to adjust their tilt angle, which can adjust the tillage depth and plowing effect according to soil hardness and tillage needs, improving the flexibility and adaptability of the plow.
5. Heavy load plow blades: For environments with more hard soil or stones, heavy load plow blades are usually made of thicker and more wear-resistant materials to withstand greater impact force and wear, extending their service life.
6. Disc plow blade: Although more commonly seen in large machinery, small rotary tillers sometimes use disc shaped plow blades, which are suitable for shallow cultivation and land leveling, and have good soil plowing and mixing effects.
7. Anti entanglement plow blade: This type of plow blade is designed with a special anti entanglement structure, which can reduce the entanglement of crop residues, plastic films, and other debris on the plow blade. It is suitable for cleaning fields with more residual crops.
Choosing the appropriate type of plow blade requires comprehensive consideration of factors such as soil type, cultivation depth, crop demand, and weed conditions, in order to achieve the best cultivation effect and efficiency.