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Grass field irrigated by a pivot sprinkler system.
Agriculture Case Study

Parts on Farmland Pivots

The Objective

To provide component parts for the customer’s pivot irrigation systems assemblies.

The Scope

TMCO has been providing an assortment of component parts used in this manufacturer’s pivots for several years. Parts are both direct and indirect assembly pieces used on the farmland pivots. These parts are mostly made up of mild steel and are primarily laser cut and formed for production. TMCO also provides miscellaneous parts for their internal needs.

Client Impact

We strive to ensure our pricing is competitive and, most importantly, we can make their needed lead times to keep their production running fluid to their end users.

Agricultural irrigation system watering corn field at sunset.

Community Impact

TMCO’s fabricated parts contribute to this manufacturer’s production on new and existing pivots both internationally and domestically for agriculture irrigation needs.

Ariel top view of guns sprinkler irrigation system watering a field of growing potatoes.

Gallery

Ariel view of a circular field.
Irrigation system on wheels watering wheat field at summer sunset.
Center Pivot Irrigation System in a green field.

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