Agricultural single tines are used in agriculture to make furrows in the soil to plant seeds or bulbs. They are also used to aerate the soil to improve soil quality and encourage root growth. Single tines have a sharp point that allows them to penetrate the compacted soil to better absorb water and penetrate the soil more deeply.

Single tines are used by farmers, gardeners, landscapers, and construction professionals alike. They are used to install irrigation systems, edge flower beds, and even install landscape lighting. They are used for a variety of purposes and are easy to use. They are essential for creating clean, well-defined borders and holes in the ground.

Single tines are also used in construction. They are used in surveying for measuring or alignment purposes, as well as for soil testing. They can be used to determine if the ground is suitable for a building foundation or infrastructure project.

A 50mm poly layer is a protective covering used in conjunction with a single tine ripper. This layer serves as a shield or barrier between the ripper and the ground, preventing direct contact and potential damage to the equipment. It helps reduce wear and tear on the ripper, extending its lifespan and ensuring smoother operation. The poly layer’s 50mm thickness adds durability and resilience, making it an effective accessory for soil penetration tasks while minimizing maintenance and replacement costs.

The simple, sharp, and sturdy Single Tine Ripper is a great tool for any job that involves ground penetration.