THE NEW RAUCH APP

The Fertiliser Chart app has evolved into the RAUCH app and is now the perfect companion for everything to do with fertilising. With the help of the interactive fertiliser chart tool, you can find the best possible fertiliser settings for current and older Rauch fertiliser spreader series - in contrast to the online version on the web, even if you don't have an internet connection.
You can now view current fertiliser prices in the RAUCH app and quickly access service offers via the after-sale area. The spare parts service, the test centre and customer service can be reached with just two clicks by phone or using the contact form. Other helpful tools include the anemometer, the kg-residue function and the mounting angle meter as well as our new calibration test calculator.

App features

  • WindMeter

    The WindMeter feature uses a vane anemometer in combination with the Fertiliser Chart app to measure wind speed. A traffic light system makes it easy to visualise the flow speed parameters determined by the anemometer and transmitted to the app. This shows the farmer whether the spreading material can be applied at the wind speed measured on site.

  • Fertiliser identification system DiS

    Can be used worldwide: If the desired fertiliser variety is not listed in the extensive RAUCH fertiliser database, the RAUCH app offers an additional fertiliser identification system, DiS for short. Based on a digital reference photo catalogue, the fertiliser can be determined with a high degree of certainty. The user is automatically guided to the relevant setting tables. RAUCH has been using this system successfully for many years in export markets with little information about the fertilisers used.

  • WLAN module

    With an optional WLAN module, all setting parameters can be transferred to the work menu of the QUANTRON-A electronic control unit or the ISOBUS terminal at the touch of a button. Errors during terminal configuration are finally a thing of the past.

  • Protractor

    The latest innovation in the RAUCH app is impressive. The development engineers now utilise the standard protractor of the smartphones used. This allows the setting for late fertilisation of the fertiliser spreader - with RAUCH the top link is shortened - to be checked quickly and easily. To do this, the mobile phone is simply placed on the side edge of the spreader. Once the correct angle has been set, the desired angle lights up green on the display - ingeniously simple.

With the new RAUCH app, Android and Apple users always have the latest fertiliser charts for all RAUCH twin disc spreaders with them. Even in regions without network coverage, the app works reliably in offline mode. It is automatically updated with the latest fertiliser data. Even owners of older RAUCH spreader series will find all the information they need for precise fertiliser spreader settings.