AirSow 600L Seeder
AirSow 600L Seeder
Introducing the Airsow 600L Seeder, a robust and high-capacity agricultural solution that takes your air seeding operations to the next level. Engineered with excellence, it is designed to enhance efficiency and productivity by allowing the simultaneous sowing of two crops, thanks to its innovative split seed box design.
Product Specification
Our goal is for every customer to be totally satisfied with their purchase. If this isn't the case, let us know and we'll do our best to work with you to make it right.
What's included in your kit
We will work quickly to ship your order as soon as possible. Once your order has shipped, you will receive an email with further information. Delivery times vary depending on your location.
Warranty
This product is backed by a 12-month warranty from the date of purchase, covering parts and labor for any manufacturing defects. This warranty does not cover damage caused by misuse, installation errors, use of incorrect voltage, or failure to use fuse protection on the power supply.
Shipping & Delivery
Our products are manufactured both locally and globally. We carefully select our manufacturing partners to ensure our products are high quality and a fair value.
Precision & Efficiency for Your Farm
4 Features of the AirSow Seeder
About Us
Welcome to AirSow, the leading supplier of advanced air seeders to the agricultural market. With a legacy spanning over 40 years in the agriculture business, we are a 3rd generation family-owned business dedicated to providing innovative solutions for the agricultural industry.
Our focus is on revolutionising the way farmers sow their fields, enabling them to achieve optimal crop yields and sustainable farming practices.
Customisable Solutions for All Farmers
The customisations possible for the Airsow are limited only by your imagination! From lawn seeders and strip tillers to aerators and everything in between, the Airsow is built to adapt to the job at hand. Our customers are constantly finding new and innovative ways to put their Airsow to work, proving just how versatile this machine can be across a wide range of applications. If you can think of an application, there’s a good chance the Airsow can make it work.
How You Can Upgrade Your Gear
An adjustable-width mounting system designed to suit almost any Power Harrow, Rotary Hoe or Aerator. The flexible mounting design allows the AIRSOW to be fitted to a wide range of machines, regardless of make or model.
The kit is designed for easy installation and provides a strong, durable mounting system that can be adapted to suit different machine widths.
A wide range of interchangeable seed rollers are available to suit different seed types and sowing rates. From fine seeds such as canola, clover and lucerne through to wheat, barley, beans and silage maize, there’s a roller to suit most sowing applications.
Not sure which roller you need? Let us know your seed type, desired sowing rate, working width and tractor speed, and we can recommend the most suitable option for your AIRSOW.
The AIRSOW foam roller is a unique seed metering system designed specifically for sowing multi-species and regenerative farming seed mixes.
Its specialised foam roller design allows a wider range of seed sizes and shapes to be metered together, providing consistent and reliable seed delivery where conventional seed rollers can struggle.
The AIRSOW foam roller gives you the ability to accurately meter multi-species mixes from a single hopper - an application that many seeders in this class struggle to handle.
The GPS speed signal option provides the AIRSOW controller with an accurate forward speed signal via a GPS antenna mounted to the side of the seeder.
The system automatically adjusts the seed metering rate as forward speed changes, helping maintain the desired sowing rate in kg/ha. This provides consistent seed application across varying ground speeds without the need to manually adjust the seeder.
The hydraulic fan option is available on the 600L, 24-outlet AIRSOW and is designed for larger seeding applications where higher volumes of seed or fertiliser need to be moved over greater distances.
The hydraulic-driven fan provides increased airflow and performance, making it ideal for larger seeding equipment and applications requiring longer delivery runs.
What Our Customers Say
Small seeds or big ones, one paddock or fifty, owners keep telling us the same thing. The AIRSOW is simple to set, quick to move between machines, and it just keeps going
Exactly what I was looking for
We bought the AIRSOW mainly for sowing cover crops and pasture mixes and it has been a great little machine. The thing I like most is how easy it is to change the seed roller and adjust the rate. We’ve used it for everything from clover and small seed mixes through to oats and ryegrass. Simple machine that just does the job.
Makes the odd jobs a lot easier
I’m not running a big cropping operation, so I didn’t want a massive seeder taking up room in the shed. The AIRSOW suits us really well. We’ve got it mounted on the rotary hoe and use it for pasture renovation and getting a bit of cover established around the place. Easy to set up and I can change the rates without spending half the day mucking around with it.
The multi-species roller is the game changer
We’re using the AIRSOW for multi-species cover crops and that was really the reason we bought it. Getting different sized seed to meter consistently has always been the frustrating part with other setups we’ve tried. The foam roller has made a big difference. It’s not a complicated machine, which I like, and once you’ve got the rate sorted it just keeps going.
It earns its keep
We’re a contracting business and use the AIRSOW on a few different machines depending on the job. The universal mount has been handy because we’re not limited to one implement. We’ve used it for pasture seeding, cover crops and some small areas that aren’t worth getting the big gear out for. It’s quick to move between machines and hasn’t given us any dramas.
Good bit of kit for the money
I bought an AIRSOW to run behind our earthmoving gear for rehabilitation work. We use it for grass seed and different revegetation mixes after finishing jobs. It’s compact enough that it doesn’t get in the way, but still gives us decent control over how much seed we’re putting out. For what we’re doing, it’s been a very useful attachment.
Simple is what I wanted
I’m not interested in spending all day setting up a seeder. The AIRSOW is pretty straightforward — fill it up, set the rate and get to work. We’ve used ours for pasture seed, oats and a few different cover crop mixes. The support from the guys when I wasn’t sure which roller I needed was also good. That sort of thing matters when you’re buying machinery.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, demonstrations are available on-site. Please contact your nearest local dealer who will coordinate this.
150 & 350L seeders are fitted with 8 outlets.
600L seeder is fitted with 2 x 12 outlets distribution units for a total of 24 outlets.
If more outlets are required, it is possible to increase the 8 outlet unit to 16 outlets with the use of hose splitters.
Yes we offer delivery Australia wide.
Every seeder comes with a Android IP65 digital display that can be mounted in the cab of your Tractor. This display includes information such as the area covered and the seed blockage monitor status. If you prefer a manual check, the seed roller shaft is visible on the side of the seeder and often visible from the Tractor seat.
If you are looking for a new way to plant your crops, you might be wondering what's the difference between a vacuum planter and an air seeder. These are two types of planting machines that can help you achieve higher yields and better germination rates. But how do they work and which one is better for your needs?
The main difference between a vacuum planter and an air seeder is how they deliver the seeds to the soil. A vacuum planter uses a vacuum system to pick up individual seeds from a seed plate and drop them into a seed tube. The seed tube then guides the seeds to the ground. A vacuum planter can handle different sizes and shapes of seeds, and can also plant multiple rows at once.
An air seeder, on the other hand, uses a mechanical system to distribute the seeds. An air seeder uses rollers to meter the seeds and then utilise fan and a rush of air to spread the seeds throughout the openers. The openers are metal discs that cut through the soil and create furrows for the seeds. An air seeder can cover a large area quickly.
So which one should you choose? It depends on several factors, such as your crop type, soil condition, field size, and budget. A vacuum planter may be more suitable for crops that require precise placement and spacing, such as corn or soybeans. An air seeder may be more suitable for crops that can tolerate slight variation in depth and spacing, such as wheat, barley, or canola. A vacuum planter may be wll suited in wet or sticky soils, while an air seeder may work better in dry or sandy soils. Ultimately, the best way to decide between a vacuum planter and an air seeder is to do some research and compare different models and features.
If you are a farmer looking for a way to plant seeds efficiently and accurately, you may have heard of air seeders and air drills. These are two types of machines that use pressurised air to deliver seeds from a central hopper to the soil. But what is the difference between them and which one should you choose?
An air seeder is a machine that consists of a large hopper that holds the seeds, a fan that creates the air pressure, and a single tube or series of tubes that carry the seeds to the ground openers. The ground openers are devices that create a furrow in the soil and place the seeds at a desired depth. The ground openers can be either disc or hoe type, depending on the soil conditions and the crop type. An air seeder can have multiple hoppers for different types of seeds or fertilizers, and can cover a large area in one pass.
An air drill is an adaptation of the air seeder. The main difference is that air drills do not have wheels inside the frame carrying the ground opener hardware. Instead, they have independent hydraulic cylinders that control the depth and down pressure of each ground opener. This allows for more precise seed placement and better seed-to-soil contact. Air drills are also more suitable for no-till or minimum-till farming practices, as they can penetrate through crop residues and hard soils.
Both air seeders and air drills have their advantages and disadvantages, depending on your farming needs and preferences. Air seeders are more versatile and can handle different types of seeds and fertilizers. Air drills can be increase efficiencies, but they may require more maintenance and adjustment. You should consider factors such as your soil type, crop type, field size, budget, and personal preference when choosing between an air seeder and an air drill.
Yes! If you would like to become a dealer for Airsow, please contact us.
Each unit has a 4 bolt mounting base, provided with rubber mounts & bolts. Custom frame work can be built on any implement to enable the Airsow seeder to be attached.