Claas Combine & Forager Glass

Harvest can't wait

Claas glass, fitted in the field

Claas seed-green machines carry a big share of the British harvest: Lexion and Trion combines through the corn, the Jaguar - the forager most of the industry measures itself against - through the grass and maize, and Arion and Axion tractors working the ground between. When one of them loses a pane, the weather window doesn't wait.

That urgency shapes how we work. A combine or forager stood in a dry spell costs more by the hour than almost anything else we glaze, so we fit where the machine is standing - field or farmyard. The big shaped screens on Lexions, Trions and Jaguars are ordered through our supplier network and fitted by the mobile unit, working at cab height off proper access.

Tractors and older cabs are simpler: flat panes templated and cut to size on site, usually in a single visit, with every job fitted to health & safety requirements and manufacturer recommendations. See our agricultural glazing and tractor glazing services, or the John Deere and New Holland pages for the other big names in the harvest field.

Claas questions

Asked about Claas glazing

Can you get to a Claas combine during harvest?

Yes - harvest is exactly when a broken screen hurts most, so we fit glass in the field or the farmyard, wherever the machine is standing. Call as soon as the damage happens and we'll get you cutting again.

Can you source the curved screen for a Lexion or a Jaguar?

Yes. Large shaped screens for combines and self-propelled foragers are ordered through our supplier network, then fitted on the farm by the mobile unit.

What details do you need for a Claas quote?

The model - Trion 660, for example - and which pane is damaged. Photos help. Call us on 01724 701 321 and we'll give you a free, no-obligation quote.

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