Sampo Comia C4-C8

In the autumn of 2011, Sampo Rosenlew introduced the Comia C4–C8 models to replace the 2000 series. Although they shared many design features with their predecessors, the new machines were built around a stronger, separate frame structure made from two U-beams. The styling was updated with more rounded body panels and a fresh paint scheme. Power came from AGCO Power engines, and in spring 2013 urea‐injection technology was added. The C4 was equipped with a four‐cylinder 150 hp engine, while the C6 offered six-cylinder units rated at 185 hp and 210 hp. As a result of these upgrades, the Comia machines weighed just over 1 000 kg more than the previous models.

The threshing unit retained its 111 cm width. On the C8, a TS pre-threshing drum was standard, and both the C6 and C8 featured a separation drum above the concaves. The top sieve became a serrated-lamella design as standard equipment. One standout feature compared to competing machines was ease of cleaning: for example, the thrower conveyor flaps, the concave bottoms and the grain-tank augers could all be removed in the field. The cab was redesigned into the new Premium Plus layout, with a 3000-series-style control armrest and an A-pillar-mounted display. The declared noise level is 77–78 dB.

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