How It Works

How Does It Work?

Removing the high-velocity air from the seed line and slowing the inertia of your seed eliminates the seed bounce and scatter caused by air pressure exiting the seed boot. This allows you to operate at a faster ground speed -- within the limits of your ground engaging openers of course.
Get the job done on time and capitalize on the full growing season by making your air-seeding system easier to use and less prone to down-time caused by hose blockages and fan setting problems. The increased 'ease of use' will also help less skilled operators do a better job of seeding your valuable crops.

Seeding your crops as accurately as possible is the best way to ensure that they have the maximum opportunity to provide you with the best yields and return on your investment come harvest time. Removing the air from the seed line after distribution and allowing the seeds to fall into gently into the trench solely under gravity is the best way to dramatically boost the accuracy of your existing air seeding equipment.
What if your increased seeding accuracy helped contribute to even just a 5% increase in yield? What if your improved plant stands meant that you could lighten your seeding rate slightly? Focusing on improving the accuracy of your seeding can pay you huge dividends when leveraged over your cropping acreage. Go on, grab a calculator and work it out for your operation.

Your D-Cup Diffusers will allow you to run your air-seeder fan at a faster speed without affecting seed placement which helps to prevent hose blockages and machine down-time.
Gain the confidence that your D-Cup Diffusers will give you an early indication of seed boot blockage which can be easily detected from the tractor seat. Should a seed boot become blocked, the diffuser will quickly reveal the blockage by shooting a jet of seed/fertilizer 10ft into the air.