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9.11.2016 16:25:05 CET | Business Wire | Press release
Farmtrac, one of the world’s leading tractor companies based out of Poland, today announced the launch of a new range of FT 6080 Pro and FT 6090 Pro Farmtrac tractors in 80 & 90 HP category simultaneously in Italy and Mexico at EIMA, International Exposition of Machinery for Agriculture and Gardening, Bologna, and at Expo Agroalimentaria Guanajuato, Irapuato, respectively. Aligned to Farmtrac's pedigree of classic, simple and efficient farm machines, these new FT 6080 Pro and FT 6090 Pro tractors are technology marvels with value for money for farmers worldwide.
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Farmtrac has been manufacturing tractors in Poland for the world's farmers for more than 15 years now and caters to farmers across 15 countries within Europe and 54 countries globally, with annual production volume close to 70,000 tractors per annum. The Farmtrac tractors conform to stringent European norms in every aspect with the new CRDi engine and transmission designs, most advanced in their category. Custom manufactured for world farmers, Farmtrac FT 6080 Pro & FT 6090 Pro tractors are cost-efficient, high-end machines with state of the art technology. These tractors have the edge of unchallenged fuel economy backed by zero RPM drop in engine, lifting capacity up to 3000 kg, cold start ability at -15˚ C and special features for paddy cultivation.
Speaking on the occasion, Ravi Menon, Chief Executive Officer, Escorts Agri Machinery, said, “Our brand Farmtrac has always aimed at providing farmers with advanced agricultural equipment, which have the best value for money. With our new Global Transformation Vision 2020, we wish to change the way farmers globally perceive farming, by producing tractors with value proposition of fuel efficiency and cost-effectiveness.”
Rajiv Wahi, Head – International Business, Escorts Agri Machinery, elaborated further saying, “The new range of Farmtrac tractors is positioned to fill the often perceived market gap in the category. We have strengthened our global networks to effectively cater to farmer demands in newer geographies. With the Farmtrac product range, we aim to provide a Simple, Classic and Efficient range of Tractors to farmers in Europe and America.”
About Farmtrac Europe
The Farmtrac Poland plant is a 100% subsidiary of Escorts with installed manufacturing capacity of 3000 tractors per annum. The products are both designed and developed in this state of the art unit catering to the demand of 15 countries of the European Union. Meeting all European standards, its current offerings includes 20 different types and varieties of tractor. With a reputation for durability, Farmtrac tractors offer an unbeatable value of its product which is demonstrated by the use of the best components in the world assembled by highly-skilled engineers.
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