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Bellota Agrisolutions to Showcase Its Latest Innovations in Durability and Performance at EIMA 2026

Bellota Agrisolutions to Showcase Its Latest Innovations in Durability and Performance at EIMA 2026

OCTOBER 20, 2026

Bellota Agrisolutions to Showcase Its Latest Innovations in Durability and Performance at EIMA 2026

Bellota Agrisolutions will be exhibiting at EIMA 2026, one of the world's leading international agricultural machinery exhibitions, taking place from 10 to 14 November in Bologna, Italy. Visitors will find the company at Hall 20, Stand E39, where Bellota will present its latest innovations designed to extend the service life of agricultural components and improve machine performance under the most demanding working conditions.

Attendees will have the opportunity to discover first-hand the technologies developed by Bellota to address some of the key challenges faced in the field, including wear, abrasion, impact resistance, and the need to maximize productivity while reducing maintenance costs.

Solutions Designed to Last Longer

Among the highlights on display will be Bellota's DURATOP range, featuring pure tungsten carbide inserts. Thanks to a proprietary and highly controlled manufacturing process, these solutions deliver consistent hardness throughout the component, ensuring outstanding performance even in the toughest soil conditions.

The company will also showcase DURATOPBOND, a technology that incorporates a wear-resistant weld reinforced with tungsten particles, specifically designed for highly abrasive environments. In addition, visitors will discover DURATOPFUSE, an innovative treatment based on the application and fusion of tungsten powder, providing superior protection for cutting tools that require maximum precision and durability.

Another key technology on display will be DURAFACE, a highly resistant metallic coating that protects discs and cultivator components against wear caused by sandy and abrasive soils, significantly extending their working life.

Maximum Lifetime for Seeding and Harrow Discs

At EIMA, visitors will also be able to learn more about inPHInium seeding and harrow discs. Manufactured using a special steel and an exclusive heat-treatment process, these discs combine exceptional wear resistance with the flexibility needed to absorb impacts during daily operation.

Designed to maximize disc lifespan while maintaining performance, inPHInium helps farmers reduce replacement frequency and improve the overall efficiency of their operations.

Bellota+ and BORODUR: Greater Efficiency, Higher Performance

During the exhibition, Bellota will also present the latest advances achieved through Bellota+, highlighting improvements implemented in its tine manufacturing process that have increased production performance by 60%.

The company will also emphasize the benefits of BORODUR, its high-performance steel used in plough parts, discs and cultivator components. Its mechanical properties provide an excellent combination of strength, durability and reliable performance across all soil conditions.

Visit Us at EIMA 2026

Bellota Agrisolutions invites manufacturers, distributors and agricultural professionals to visit Hall 20, Stand E39 and discover how its innovative technologies can help increase productivity, reduce maintenance costs and extend equipment lifespan.

We look forward to welcoming you to Bologna from 10 to 14 November.

 

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