Concave Threshing Element Kit for Case IH Flagship Series Combines

Description

When harvest season rolls around, you need your combine running at peak performance. The threshing concave is where the magic happens—it’s what separates the grain from the straw and determines how clean your sample will be. This Kondex Kx7 Standard Configuration Kit gives you everything you need to upgrade or replace worn concave elements so you can keep threshing efficiently through wheat, oats, barley, and other small grains.

What You’re Getting

• Complete set of Max Thresh and Max Round elements configured specifically for cereal grains
• Includes both left-hand and right-hand elements positioned exactly where they need to be
• Kondex quality construction that’s built to handle tough threshing conditions
• Standard configuration proven to work well across different cereal crops
• Direct replacement elements that fit your existing concave frames

Built for Real Farm Work

This kit is designed specifically for Case IH Flagship series combines working in cereal grains and small seeds. Whether you’re cutting wheat in July or combining barley in late summer, these elements are positioned to give you the right balance of threshing action and grain protection. The mix of Max Thresh and Max Round elements provides aggressive threshing where you need it while being gentler on the grain where that matters most.

Made to Last

Kondex has been making combine concave elements for decades, and they know what it takes to survive a tough harvest season. These elements are built from quality steel that holds its edge and maintains proper clearances even after thousands of acres. The design handles the constant impact and wear that comes with threshing tons of grain every day.

Good to Know

This is a complete kit with elements positioned for optimal performance—the Max Thresh elements handle the heavy threshing work while the Max Round elements finish the job without damaging the grain. Installation follows your combine’s manual for concave element replacement. Keep your old elements as spares or for backup, especially during busy harvest periods.