Fendt launches Ideal 25 combine harvester at Agrishow 2025

Fendt unveiled its new harvester, the Fendt Ideal 2025, at Agrishow 25. The company highlights that the machine provides a reduction of more than 10% in fuel consumption and a gain of more than 10% in productivity.

The HarvestPlus system, integrated into the harvester, automates the operation, reducing losses, increasing grain quality and limiting the use of resources.

The technical architecture of the Fendt Ideal 25 includes the Dual Helix Processor system. Its rotors measure 4,84 meters. The threshing area, 45% larger than previous versions, increases the separation capacity without compromising the quality of the grains. The cleaning system, 25% larger, offers compensation for up to 15% of slope. This feature proves crucial for the uneven terrain of the South and Southeast of Brazil, where the stability of the harvest determines the success of the operation.

According to Fernando Petroli, Fendt's product marketing coordinator, the machine produces grain samples with mechanical damage tending to zero in crops such as soybeans. The reduction in losses represents not only savings, but also an advance for the seed market, which demands whole and healthy material.

Manufactured in Santa Rosa, the Fendt IDEAL 25 uses German technology and local adaptations. The global project involved the collaboration of Brazilian engineering to develop the waste management module, a vital necessity for direct planting in the country.

Among the operational advances, AutoTurn reduces the need for manual maneuvers, increasing operator precision and comfort. The Teach-in system performs pre-programmed sequences, increasing productivity and minimizing the risk of errors during headland operations.

The new harvester's engines operate at 1.900 rpm, a strategy that extends their useful life and reduces fuel consumption. The AirSense cooling system, with a 950 mm reversible fan and a 2,7 square meter surface area, keeps the machine operating at its ideal operating speed. In conditions of intense dust, the dust ejector, the only one on the national market with a turbine in the feeder, ensures visibility and safety.

The machine also incorporates an adjustable tip on the discharge tube, allowing precise control of grain flow. The Draper platform has received a new track drive with a 90-degree sealed box, increasing durability and reducing downtime.

The technological package is completed by the Fendt Gold Star program. It includes a three-year factory warranty and remote monitoring via Fendt Connect. Telemetry allows you to monitor data such as position, speed, consumption and performance of the combine in real time, preventing failures and maximizing availability.