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Updated Amazone Pantera gains redesigned cab and controls

Toby Whatley
Head of Machinery and Farm Technology
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Updated Amazone Pantera gains redesigned cab and controls

Amazone has updated its Pantera 4504 self-propelled sprayer, introducing a new-generation cab designed to improve operator comfort and simplify machine operation.

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The revised cab offers claims of increased space, improved sound insulation and a redesigned interior, centred around a new armrest and control layout. The company says the simplified arrangement allows operators to access key machine functions more intuitively while reducing the need to switch between controls during operation.

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The updated Pantera 4504 features a new-generation cab with improved ergonomics, increased interior space and lower noise levels for enhanced operator comfort

Three cab specifications will be available, including versions equipped with an integrated Category 4 filtration system. Depending on specification, operators can also benefit from features such as heated and ventilated seats, a cool box, sun blinds and additional comfort enhancements.

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The update also brings LED work lights as standard equipment and a refreshed exterior design featuring revised body panels and styling. While the cab has been extensively upgraded, the Pantera retains its existing spraying technologies, including boom guidance, boom damping and various nozzle control systems.

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