CLAAS Farm Machinery Dismantled Machines in United Kingdom

CLAAS is a family-run business founded in 1913 when August Claas developed a design for a knotter, innovative technology for a straw binder that formed a secure knot around the bale. In 1936, CLAAS broke new ground by unveiling a combine harvester that was designed specifically for European harvest conditions. More recently in 2008, CLAAS set up a production facility near Morinda, Punjab to manufacture combines that largely travel on rubber caterpillar tracks, which have proven effective on the moist ground conditions common among rice growing regions. CLAAS has also founded a South East Asia Regional Center in Bangkok to provide dealer support.

Due in large part to its success in adapting harvesting equipment for use in specific regions, CLAAS continues to be a worldwide leader in the combine market today. The adoption of cutting-edge technologies have also stood the company in good stead; the CLAAS Efficient Agriculture Systems (or EASY) suite of precision farming technologies was first introduced in 2010 and provides equipment monitoring, remote diagnostics, and performance optimization. EASY can even use GPS tech to steer the LEXION combine harvester, for example, with precision to the nearest centimetre.

With headquarters in Herzebrock, Westphalia, in Germany, CLAAS is a real European success story in an industry dominated by big U.S. manufacturers. Constant innovation and a hundred years of experience in developing machines for European farming conditions have led to an impressive product lineup.

You’ll find a wide variety of new and used CLAAS equipment for sale on Farm Machinery Locator, including combine harvesters, tractors, forage harvesters, round and square balers, rakes and tedders, and more.