MDS
The compact all-rounder
Compact design for more productivity and efficiency: The RAUCH MDS precision fertiliser spreaders combine pioneering technology in a small space to offer you the greatest advantages. Precise fertiliser distribution, even emptying, exact boundary spreading - benefit from an innovative solution that works to your advantage in almost all fields and takes you effortlessly further.
The MDS family is characterised by its compact single-chamber design and extensive standard equipment for convenient, precise spreading in normal and late fertilisation as well as border spreading.
When is an MDS fertiliser spreader the right choice?
An MDS fertiliser spreader is the right choice if you are looking for a simple, reliable and competitively priced solution for fertiliser application. Thanks to its single-hopper system, simple operation and robust construction, the MDS is particularly suitable for farms that deliberately opt for straightforward technology whilst still wanting to work reliably. Compared to larger spreaders such as the AXIS, the focus is clearly on simplicity rather than automation.
Who is an MDS fertiliser spreader particularly suitable for?
An MDS is suitable for small to medium-sized farms, grassland farms or users looking for a simple and reliable solution without complex technology.
What advantages does the single-hopper system offer in practice?
The single-hopper system ensures an even flow of material and easy handling. This makes adjustment straightforward and reduces the risk of operating errors.
When is an MDS the better choice than an AXIS fertiliser spreader?
An MDS is the better choice when ease of operation, low investment costs and quick deployment are the main priorities. For those who do not require large working widths or automated functions, an MDS is often the more economical option. For larger areas and greater automation, it is worth taking a look at the AXIS series.
Frequently asked questions about using MDS fertiliser spreaders
How easy is it to operate an MDS fertiliser spreader?
The MDS is deliberately designed to be simple and can be adjusted quickly. All key functions are clearly laid out, so the spreader can be used without the need for lengthy training.
How accurate is an MDS fertiliser spreader?
When correctly adjusted, the MDS achieves an even spread. For many standard applications, this level of accuracy is perfectly adequate for everyday use.
Are there any technical upgrades available for the MDS?
Yes, depending on the specification, solutions with electronic support such as ISOBUS or weighing control are also available.
MDS vs AXIS – Which fertiliser spreader is right for my farm?
The choice between MDS and AXIS depends primarily on working width, output and the intended application. Both systems can be fitted with modern technology such as ISOBUS or weighing frames. The difference lies not so much in the availability of the technology, but rather in how intensively it is used in practice and what area coverage is required.
When is an MDS the right choice despite modern technology such as ISOBUS?
An MDS is ideal if you are looking for a simple and robust base machine that can be supplemented with ISOBUS or a weighing frame if required. It is particularly suitable for farms that wish to remain flexible without compromising on ease of use.
When is an AXIS fertiliser spreader the better choice?
An AXIS makes sense when larger areas are being worked, wider working widths are required, or the machinery is used more intensively. It is designed more for performance and continuous use.
What distinguishes the MDS and AXIS in practice?
The MDS stands for ease of use, compact design and flexible application options. The AXIS is designed for greater output, wider working widths and more intensive use – particularly in arable farming.