Discs and Plates for the Field.
Planters, tillage tools and grain equipment take a beating. We supply circle blanks for discs and coulters, and plates and formed parts for frames and hoppers, in the high-strength grades that hold up season after season.
What We Make for Agriculture.
Disc Blanks
Circles for tillage discs and coulters, cut from the grade on your print.
Plates
Flat plates for frames, hitches and hoppers.
Formed Parts
Bent and dished parts for planters and grain equipment.
Built for a season in the dirt. High-strength steel that holds an edge.
Built for a Season in the Dirt.
Farm parts see dirt, rock and shock loads, so many run in heavier gauges and stronger grades. Disc and coulter blanks are often a boron or high-carbon steel that the maker heat-treats after forming.
We cut the grade on your print, up to .500 inch, in your coil or steel bought through Heidtman Steel to your spec.
Why Buyers Bring This Part to Us.
Circles Are Our Specialty
Disc blanks cut several across the strip, nested to keep scrap down.
Heavy Gauge to .500 Inch
On presses up to 1,200 tons.
Built Ahead of the Season
We run ahead, hold parts in Toledo and ship against your releases.
How the Parts Are Made.
Each step links to a short lesson with an animation, if you want to see what happens on the floor.
Heavier, Stronger Steel
High-strength grades in heavier gauges so parts last season after season.
Lesson: What Gauge MeansCut the Disc
Circles are cut from coil, several across the strip.
Lesson: How a Coil Becomes BlanksDish the Disc
The disc is pressed into its concave shape.
Lesson: How a Blank Becomes a Drawn PartPack for the Season
Lifts sized for your build schedule.
Lesson: How Blanks Are Packed
Got a Print? Get a Price.
Upload the drawing and the yearly volume. The quote form asks for the rest, and an estimator follows up.
Farm Equipment Parts, Explained.
Do you cut disc and coulter blanks?
Yes, as circle blanks in the grade you specify.
Can you build ahead of the season?
Yes. We can run ahead, hold parts in Toledo and ship against your releases.
How thick can you cut?
Up to .500 inch.
Do you supply agricultural wheels?
Yes. See Wheels.