Leboulch group

At the cutting edge of technology

In order to offer you the best agricultural machines, our factory is equipped with state-of-the-art, high-precision tools from the first to the last production stage.

In-house research and development

Cutting-edge production technology

Quality materials

Made in France

Know-how for over 100 years

A well-oiled manufacturing process

Receipt and Storage

Leboulch centralises the storage of components and deliveries to ensure a perfect, constant quality to the machines. Once the goods have been inspected and approved by the quality department, they are either dispatched to the production area or put into storage. The storage of the components is centralised thanks to 7 automated warehouses, which improve the after-sales service, with parts available within 48 hours.

Cutting and Bending

After being inspected and stored, the steel sheets used for the tipping trailers and muck spreaders are cut continuously using ultra-fast and highly precise lasers. Thanks to the optimisation and automation of the cutting system, each steel sheet is optimised for a maximal profitability. Once cut, steel sheets are transferred to the bending area where they are processed by an automatic or semi-automatic press brake.

Welding and Painting

Parts are installed on a special jig and welded together, either manually or using state-of-the-art robots. Shot-blasting then ensures deep cleaning and roughening of the metal for a perfect paint adhesion. Two modern paint lines apply the brand's signature traditional red and hammered beige. For a protection against moisture and corrosion, Leboulch uses a 2K two-component polyurethane paint of industrial quality. After cooling, parts are transported by rail to the assembly or storage areas.

Assembly

Some part assemblies are pre-assembled upstream of the assembly line, thus avoiding assembly errors, guaranteeing an accurate individualised spare parts book, and saving time during the assembly. At Leboulch, there are “à la carte” machines chosen by customers and those for mass production, such as the “Advantage” series.

Quality Control and Shipping

Once the assembly is completed, machines are brought to the test area for checking and inspection. An initial basic test enables the machine to be preset before moving on to a trial run with a tractor for a fine adjustment. When leaving the test area, Leboulch machines are ready for use. They are then dispatched by the JOSKIN truck fleet.

Stock and advantage series machines