
Actively working instead of dead front ballast
The front press ensures balanced axle loads, takes weight off the rear axle and improves traction – while actively working the soil.
01Front press · Simplex Prismenwalze®

Actively working at the front instead of dead weight.
Modular all-season front press, also for wet, cohesive soils – with tined unit or FlatSpring.
Benefits · 8 highlights
Front weights make the tractor front-heavy. A front press, on the other hand, ensures balanced axle loads and works actively for you at the same time: soil that has already been crumbled and reconsolidated at the front no longer needs laborious cultivation at the rear.
“Agriculture does not need more horsepower – it needs more brainpower.”
Views
Studio rendering and detail photo. Every configuration – roller, front implement, options – is shown in the live preview in the configurator.


Detail · roller and tined unit
Technology
Prism roller, tined unit, headstock: the key dimensions of the AVANT as a drawing – no data sheet needed.
Drawing · AVANT 56
Schematic illustration, not to scale.
No steering hitch: GÜTTLER prism rings do not run stubbornly straight ahead like railway wheels. What isn’t there cannot develop play or wear – and the machine runs smoothly even at high speed, which is important for automatic steering systems.
All types and data
Applications
With little effort and no extra tractor power, the Avant creates a better seedbed: pre-levelled, crumbly and pre-consolidated. On heavy soils it crumbles, on light soils it reconsolidates – and that is where it is particularly important.
Suitable soils
On frost-weathered furrows: level with shallow-set tines without bringing damp soil to the surface.
The fewer passes on damp soils, the better – drilling is done in a single pass.
With the rear headstock it can also be used at the rear for seedbed preparation, for example to level the winter furrow in late autumn.
Photographed at work: AVANT 460-56 with front tank mounted on top for sowing.
Variants · 4 versions · 18 types
Choose the version and working width – the key figures, width comparison and data table adjust accordingly.
Avant 56 rigid
For heavy tractors and high speeds – from light sandy soils to heavy soils that will still crumble. With tined unit or FlatSpring.
Working width
Type Avant 30-56 with tined unit
AVANT technical data
| Basic machine type | Version | Ø roller | Working width | Transport width | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Avant 26-45 with tined unit | Avant 45 | 45cm | 2.50m | 2.60m | 920kg |
| Avant 30-45 with tined unit | Avant 45 | 45cm | 2.92m | 3.00m | 980kg |
| Avant 26-56 with tined unit | Avant 56 rigid | 56cm | 2.50m | 2.60m | 1,050kg |
| Avant 30-56 with tined unit | Avant 56 rigid | 56cm | 2.92m | 3.00m | 1,150kg |
| Avant 35-56 with tined unit | Avant 56 rigid | 56cm | 3.26m | 3.50m | 1,300kg |
| Avant 41-56 with tined unit | Avant 56 rigid | 56cm | 4.00m | 4.10m | 1,500kg |
| Avant 30-56 with FlatSpring | Avant 56 rigid | 56cm | 2.92m | 3.00m | 1,150kg |
| Avant 420-56 | Avant 56 folding | 56cm | 4.10m | 3.00m | 1,790kg |
| Avant 460-56 | Avant 56 folding | 56cm | 4.54m | 3.00m | 1,875kg |
| Avant 510-56 | Avant 56 folding | 56cm | 5.07m | 2.70m | 1,960kg |
| Avant 610-56 | Avant 56 folding | 56cm | 6.15m | 2.70m | 2,100kg |
| Avant 720-56 | Avant 56 folding | 56cm | 7.20m | 3.00m | 2,300kg |
| Bolt-on extension for Avant 420 to 610 Accessory | Avant 56 folding | – | – | – | 570kg |
| Bolt-on extension for Avant 460 to 610 Accessory | Avant 56 folding | – | – | – | 500kg |
| Avant 420-56 SU | Avant 56 SU | 56cm | 4.10m | 3.00m | 1,470kg |
| Avant 460-56 SU | Avant 56 SU | 56cm | 4.54m | 3.00m | 1,510kg |
| Avant 510-56 SU | Avant 56 SU | 56cm | 5.07m | 2.70m | 1,600kg |
| Avant 560-56 SU | Avant 56 SU | 56cm | 5.60m | 2.70m | 1,850kg |
| Avant 610-56 SU | Avant 56 SU | 56cm | 6.15m | 2.70m | 1,750kg |
| Avant 720-56 SU | Avant 56 SU | 56cm | 7.10m | 2.70m | 1,920kg |
Technical data: as of 2026. Illustrations are not binding. Errors excepted, subject to technical changes.

Illustration: AVANT 56 · rendering
Configurator
Choose the version, working width and front implement, check the result in the live preview – and send it as an enquiry to your GÜTTLER sales representative.
Price
on request
Quotation from your GÜTTLER sales representative – the contact responsible for your postcode will get in touch with you.
The Original Since 1978
The Prismenwalze® in the AVANT goes back to Fritz Güttler’s first patented roller from 1978. Since then, the prism ring has been developed further, generation by generation – right up to the split 56 cm rings in special cast iron that run in the AVANT 56 today.
Many customers have been working with GÜTTLER front presses for 25 years or more.
1978
First patented GÜTTLER roller
1995
Synthetic Ultra
today: Avant 56 SU
1999
Divided, special cast iron
today: Avant 56
Equipment
What every AVANT comes with from the factory – and how you can equip it for the road, rear mounting and heavy soils.
Availability depends on the type, e.g. no tined unit on folding AVANT models.
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Frequently asked questions
No. Press rings with narrow cutting edges run stubbornly straight ahead like railway wheels and therefore need a steering hitch. GÜTTLER prism rings do not have this guiding behaviour. Without a steering hitch, nothing can develop play or wear, and the machine runs smoothly even at high speed – which is important for automatic steering systems.
The Avant 45 works at power harrow speed and is designed for medium to heavy, crumbly soils. The Avant 56 is made for heavy tractors and high speeds – from light sandy soils to heavy soils that will still crumble. Which design you need depends on your soils and on what you expect from a front implement.
The tined unit can be finely adjusted and is ideal for shallow weed control and for crumbling the seedbed. The FlatSpring is robust, can be set aggressively and is ideal for levelling; it is hydraulically adjustable. A tined unit is not possible on folding Avant models.
Yes. The rear headstock is simply bolted on and can be retrofitted at any time, even after purchase. This means the Avant 30-56 can also be used at the rear for seedbed preparation – for example to level the winter furrow in late autumn.
The 3-row tine section offers 460 mm of clearance. If a lot of straw has been worked in with a cultivator and the field is worked again straight afterwards, set the tines very shallow or remove the tine section. If the field has had about eight days to settle, the vibrating tines shake the straw off.
Advice & dealers
Reconsolidation and soil structure – we will advise you personally. Your GÜTTLER sales representative can also put you in touch with the sales partner near you.
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