Spear Tips
Castpoints produces 2 families of spear tips. The original tips fit on a standard 16mm toe.
Our patented Reversible Spear Tips have been designed to provide you with twice the life of a regular tip. These tips have dual faces so as the initial side is used and wears, they can simply be turned upside down and re-installed for ongoing use. These are available in a range of sizes and qualities in both the standard 16mm and 13mm chamfer versions.
The new chamfer range with a 13mm toe. This design with a narrower toe and the chamfered edge allows for more metal to be built into the shell of the tip to prolong the life of each individual tip. This also allows for narrower versions of tips that create less soil disturbance.
This diversity in our range means that we have a spear tip that suits your needs regardless of your farming environment.
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R0030 Series
Download Spec Sheet (PDF)Direct Drill Point
Roll Pin (spring pin): 1 1/4″ x 1/4″
Number of Tiles: 4, 7, 0
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R0040 Series
Download Spec Sheet (PDF)Direct Drill Point
Roll Pin (spring pin): 1 1/4″ x 1/4″
Number of Tiles: 4, 5, 7
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R0060 Series
Download Spec Sheet (PDF)Direct Drill Point
Roll Pin (spring pin): 1 1/4″ x 1/4″
Number of Tiles:
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R13XX Series
Download Spec Sheet (PDF)Direct Drill Point
Body 21mm, 30mm, 40mm
Roll Pin (spring pin): 1 1/4″ x 5/16″
Number of Tiles: 7
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MP6T50 - 50mm Direct Drill Point (Flat Bottom)
Download Spec Sheet (PDF)Roll Pin (spring pin): 1 1/4″ x 5/16″
Number of Tiles: 6 -
TN20 - 20mm wide Direct Drill point
Download Spec Sheet (PDF)Suits Keech Adaptor
Number of Tiles: 4
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BT30 Grey - 30mm wide Direct Drill Point
Download Spec Sheet (PDF)Suits Keech Adaptor
Number of Tiles: 3
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BT30 - 30mm wide Direct Drill Point
Download Spec Sheet (PDF)Suits Keech Adaptor & Tungsten Grit
Number of Tiles – 0
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Flex24T - 25mm Direct Drill Point
Download Spec Sheet (PDF)Suits Flexicoil 13mm wide to centres
Number of Tiles: 4
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E1530
Reversible Series
Keech Replacement Points
Flexicoil Replacement
Dutch Replacements
Did you know?
- Most Spear Tips enter the soil at about 45 degrees to the horizontal on the top face and have about 15 degrees of clearance on the under face
- Preferred in heavy clay soils. The sharper the shanks angle the lower the draft
- Small wings reduce smearing of the trench
- Originated in the mid 70’s as an extension of hoe tips in row crop farming
- Press wheels are needed to close the trench