Top 10 reaper manufacturers in India — compared on what you can verify.

Quick answer. India has no official ranking of reaper makers, and no official or independent body publishes company-wise reaper production or sales figures, so no honest list can be ranked. The ten manufacturers below publish a crop reaper with specifications on their own websites, and are listed A to Z: Balwaan Krishi, Greaves Cotton, KAMCO, KisanKraft, Krishitek, Sardar Agro, Shrachi Agrimech, Sunidhi Agrotech, Vasundhara Krishi Yantra and VST Tillers Tractors. Self-propelled models from these makers are listed at roughly ₹1 lakh to ₹1.75 lakh (October 2026).

How this list was made

• Crop reapers only. A reaper cuts standing crop and lays it in a windrow. Straw reapers (bhusa machines run after a combine), combine harvesters and brush cutters are different machines and are left out.
• Specs on the maker’s own website. Each company lists a crop reaper model with specifications on its own site, and states a manufacturing base.
• Prices are listed prices, not quotes. Where a maker publishes a price we use it; otherwise we use a dealer or marketplace listing, and say which. All were seen on 5 Oct 2026 and change by state, dealer and subsidy.
• A to Z, not ranked. The numbers follow the alphabet, not merit.

Disclosure. This page is published by Sunidhi Agrotech, which is one of the ten. We applied the same criteria to ourselves, kept to the alphabetical order and wrote our entry from our own website. Where we could not confirm something about a company we say so rather than guess. If you spot an error, email info@sunidhiagrotech.com and we will correct it.

Top 10 reaper manufacturers in India at a glance

Listed prices are before delivery and subsidy. GST on harvesting machinery was cut from 12% to 5% from 22 September 2025 (see the GST Council press release), so price lists from before then may be higher.

The ten, A to Z

1. Balwaan KrishiLegal name: Modish TractorAurKisan Pvt. Ltd.

• Base: Jaipur, Rajasthan. Founded 2016 (company about page).
• Reaper range: Self-propelled petrol and diesel power reapers — PR-120F “Thunder”, PR-120E “Thunderbolt” and PR-900 — plus a 3-row reaper unit sold with a power weeder (range page).
• Flagship: PR-900: 5 HP Greaves single-cylinder air-cooled diesel, 4 ft cut, 3 conveyor belts, 17 blades, 210 kg. Balwaan states “4–5 bigha in an hour”; a bigha differs by state, so no acre figure is given (product page).
• Listed price: ₹1,32,000 for the PR-900 (listed MRP ₹1,60,000), ₹1,37,500 for the PR-120F and ₹1,48,500 for the PR-120E, all on balwaan.com.
• Manufacturing: A September 2025 press report says the company opened a manufacturing hub in Jaipur.
• Could not confirm: A page stating that the reapers themselves are built in-house.

2. Greaves CottonGreaves Agri

• Base: Corporate office Lower Parel, Mumbai; registered office Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra (company contact page).
• Reaper: GPR 120, a self-propelled walk-behind petrol reaper: 4-stroke OHV single-cylinder engine, 5.0 HP at 3,600 rpm, recoil start, 3.1 L tank, 1,200 mm cutting width, cutting height 4–22 inches (product page).
• Listed price: Not on greavescotton.com. A dealer listing shows ₹1,40,000 including GST (listed MRP ₹1,85,000).
• Could not confirm: Where the reaper is built, and its field capacity in acres per hour — neither is on the product page.

3. KAMCOKerala Agro Machinery Corporation Ltd

• Base: Registered office Athani, Ernakulam, Kerala. Formed in 1973 as a subsidiary of Kerala Agro Industries Corporation and a separate Government of Kerala undertaking since 1986 (company page).
• Manufacturing: The only maker here that names its reaper plant: “Power Reaper produced at Mala” (Thrissur). Its about page says the Mala unit was commissioned for power reaper production in 2000. KAMCO states a capacity of 1,200 power reapers a year and ISO 9001 certification since September 2002 (it names the 2015 version).
• Flagship: KR 120 H: Honda GX160 petrol, rated 2.9 kW (3.89 hp), 120 cm cut, applicable plant height 60–120 cm, 138 kg, 3–4 hours per hectare (1.2–1.8 hours per acre). Variants KR 120 B and KR 120 DS exist (product page).
• Listed price: Not on kamcoindia.com. Its ExportersIndia profile lists the KR120H at ₹1.35–1.55 lakh.
• Testing: A GeM listing cites a CIPHET (Ludhiana) test report for its self-propelled reaper.

4. KisanKraftBengaluru, Karnataka

• Base: Head office Bengaluru; factory at Podalakur, Nellore district, Andhra Pradesh (contact page). Founded August 2005; reapers were added in 2016–17 per its company timeline.
• Reaper range: KK-SPR-1201P (petrol, plus a Short Crop variant) and KK-SPR-1202D (diesel). A battery E-Self-Propelled Reaper was announced on 6 July 2026; KisanKraft’s blog of 1 September 2026 states about 1 acre per hour and about 4 hours per charge, and no price is published.
• Flagship: KK-SPR-1201P: 212 cc four-stroke petrol, rated 3.79 kW (5.08 hp), 120 cm cut, minimum cutting height 37 mm, 0.241–0.297 ha per hour — about 0.60–0.73 acre per hour (our conversion) (product page).
• Listed price: ₹1,49,800 for the 1201P (listed MRP ₹1,70,000), ₹1,54,700 for the Short Crop and ₹1,59,400 for the 1202D, all on kisankraft.com.
• Certifications: Lists ISO 9001, 14001, 45001 and 50001 and “FMTTI Tested” as company credentials. Which of them cover the reaper is not stated.
• Could not confirm: A statement that the reapers specifically are built at the Nellore unit (the factory is described at company level).

5. Krishitek IndustriesKrishitek Industries Pvt. Ltd.

• Base: Santej, Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Operating since 2012; its home page says “We design, develop and make in India” (about page).
• Reaper range: Reaptek Ki-120 self-propelled petrol reaper, Reaptek Combine 4.8Wp reaper-cum-weeder, tractor-operated hydraulic reapers, and reaper attachments for power tillers and power weeders.
• Flagship: Reaptek Ki-120: Honda petrol engine, up to 4.8 HP, 4 ft cut, 130 kg, one forward and one reverse gear (product page). Capacity is not on krishitek.com; TractorJunction lists 1 hectare in 4.08–4.65 hours, about 0.53–0.61 acre per hour (our conversion), while Krishitek’s own marketplace store says 1 acre per hour.
• Listed price: krishitek.com shows “Get Offer”. Its own marketplace store lists the Reaptek KI 120 at ₹1,35,000.
• Could not confirm: Certifications — none are stated on its about page.

6. Sardar Agro IndustriesSardar Agro Industries Pvt. Ltd., sister firm Roop Agriculture Works

• Base: Mansa, Punjab. Operating since 1996 with its own plant at Mansa; its about page calls it “a leading manufacturer & exporter of agriculture implements”.
• Reaper range: Tractor-operated three-conveyor reapers (4 to 9 ft, front or rear mounted), PTO reaper binders, a multicrop “Panja” reaper, and a self-propelled reaper in 3, 4 and 5 ft widths with a diesel or petrol option.
• Specs: For the self-propelled model, engine HP and field capacity are not stated on the page. The tractor reaper is rated at about 10–15 acres a day (product page).
• Listed price: Not on sardarreaper.com. Its marketplace store lists the 4 ft multi-crop self-propelled reaper at ₹1,05,000, reaper binders at ₹2,45,000 (6 ft) and ₹2,85,000 (7 ft), and an 8 ft front-mounted reaper at ₹1,51,200.
• Certification: States ISO 9001:2008 certification.

7. Shrachi AgrimechLegal entity BTL EPC Ltd (formerly Bengal Tools Ltd), Shrachi Group

• Base: Kolkata, West Bengal — works and registered office at Dum Dum, corporate office at Anandapur (contact page). It began in 1992 by assembling power tillers.
• Manufacturing: States a combined assembling capacity of 5,000 machines a year across Kolkata, Cuttack and Guwahati, and that its products are tested at Farm Machinery Training & Testing Institutes (company page).
• Reaper range: SPR 1200 paddy reaper (Honda GX120 petrol, 2.5 HP, 4 ft, 0.4 acre/hr, 135 kg) and the 4R-P Smart Power Reaper (petrol, 5.5 HP, 4 ft, 0.7 acre/hr, 120 kg) (product page).
• Listed price: ₹1,50,000 for the 4R-P on Shrachi's own price list (state-specific; the page defaults to Assam). The SPR 1200 is listed at ₹1.35–1.75 lakh on TractorJunction.

8. Sunidhi Agrotech Pvt LtdThe publisher of this page — see the note above

• Base: Kuha, Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Bharatkumar Patel built the first reapers at Kuha in 2014; the business was established as Sunidhi Industries in 2020 and incorporated as Sunidhi Agrotech Pvt Ltd in 2023. ISO 9001 certified (our about page dates the certification to 2017).
• Reaper range: SAT-R101 diesel and SAT-R102 petrol self-propelled reapers, the SAT-R201 differential reaper with differential lock, and the SAT-S701 seat attachment.
• Specs: SAT-R101: 5 HP Greaves diesel, 3-belt drive, crop up to 10 ft, 250 kg. SAT-R102: 5 HP Honda GX200 petrol, 2-belt drive, crop 2–6 ft, 230 kg. Both: about 1 acre per hour at 5 km/h, 4 cm minimum cutting height, under 0.5% crop loss.
• Listed price: R101 / R102 ₹1,30,000–1,60,000; R201 ₹1,35,000–1,65,000; S701 seat ₹25,000–30,000 on our price list.
• Manufacturing: Chassis welded on a fixture and every reaper load-tested at our own plant. Warranty is 1 year from delivery (policy). We list 100+ authorised dealers across 9+ states. Google rating: 5.0 from 39 reviews on 5 Oct 2026.
• Could not confirm: Our acre-per-hour and crop-loss figures are company-stated; an independent test report is not published on this site.

9. Vasundhara Krishi YantraBhopal, Madhya Pradesh

• Base: Plot No. 4, Berasia Road, Lambakheda, Nanbi Bagh, Bhopal. Established 1986; lists its nature of business as “Manufacturers, Supplier” (about page).
• Reaper range: Tractor-mounted reapers for big and mini tractors (PTO and hydraulic), power-tiller-mounted reapers, self-propelled reapers (VKY-VCR-25D, VKY-VCR-35D) and a reaper binder.
• Flagship: VKY-VCR-35D self-propelled: 5 HP, 3,600 rpm, 1,210 mm cut, 3 conveyor belts, 4 crop dividers, 175 kg gross (product page). The tractor-mounted VKY-VCR-6C3B has a 1,803 mm blade bar, 23 blades and needs a 30 HP tractor.
• Could not confirm: Price (the site shows “Get Latest Price”), field capacity and certifications.

10. VST Tillers TractorsBrand: VST Shakti

• Base: Bengaluru, Karnataka (registered office on Whitefield Road). Incorporated 1967; plants at Malur and Hosur (about page).
• Reaper range: VST Shakti 5PR and VST 55 DLX Multi Crop walking-type reapers; both appear in the product list of its 2023–24 annual report (range page).
• Flagship: VST Shakti 5PR: Honda GX160 petrol, 5 HP, 1,200 mm cut, minimum cutting height 50 mm, 135 kg, 2.6 km/h, 1.2–1.8 hours per acre — about 0.56–0.83 acre per hour (our conversion) (maker leaflet).
• Listed price: Not on vsttractors.com. TractorJunction lists the 55 DLX at ₹1,45,000 and a dealer lists the 5PR at ₹1,55,000.
• Could not confirm: Which plant builds the reaper. ISO 9001:2015 is stated for its plants at company level.

Also on the market, but not in the ten

These companies sell reapers or reaper binders but did not meet our criteria on public pages, mostly because specifications or a manufacturing base are not stated on the maker’s own site. They are listed so you can find them, not as a verdict.

• Mahindra & Mahindra — lists a front-mounted Vertical Conveyor Reaper in its implement range with no specifications; TractorJunction gives a 2,280 mm width for 30–60 HP tractors at ₹60,000.
• RBD Machine Tools — sells power reapers; its own store lists nine models from ₹1,05,000, five of them seat-type at ₹1,20,000 (5 HP diesel RBD-PR-S) to ₹1,51,000. We could not find a public page stating where they are built.
• Gayathri Agrotech (Palakkad, Kerala) — named as manufacturer of the PRH-160 reaper (Honda GX160, 1,200 mm) on Honda India Power Products' site.
• BCS India (Ludhiana, Punjab; subsidiary of BCS S.p.A., Italy) — reaper binders, self-propelled 3-wheel and 4-wheel and tractor-mounted, 4 ft cut, from its own site; ₹3,70,000 for the standard 3-wheel model on its trade listing.
• Khedut Agro Engineering (Rajkot, Gujarat) and Jagatjit / Saron Mechanical Works (Sunam, Punjab) — reaper binders known mainly from marketplace and aggregator listings.

A note on “reaper manufacturer” lists elsewhere. Marketplace pages that rank for this search often mix in straw reapers and combine harvesters. A straw reaper is a tractor-drawn residue machine used after a combine has passed; it does not harvest the crop. If you want to cut standing wheat or paddy, you are looking at the machines above.

Which type of reaper do you actually need?

For the full buying logic — crop height, field shape, engine and drive — see our best reaper machine guide, the reaper manufacturer reference page and the price guide.

Is there a government subsidy on reapers?

Under the national Sub-Mission on Agricultural Mechanization (SMAM), the operational guidelines (revised August 2026) give 50% of machine cost to small and marginal farmers, SC/ST farmers, women farmers and farmers of the North Eastern and Himalayan regions, and 40% to all other farmers, subject to a machine-wise cap. For a self-propelled crop reaper (diesel, petrol or battery) the cap is ₹0.85 lakh at 50% and ₹0.68 lakh at 40%; a three-wheel reaper-cum-binder is ₹1.92 lakh / ₹1.54 lakh and a four-wheel one ₹2.60 lakh / ₹2.08 lakh. Payment goes through your state, against machines that carry a valid test report and are on the state’s list, so ask any maker for the test report number before you rely on subsidy. Source: SMAM Operational Guidelines 2026 (revised August 2026), Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare. For Gujarat, see our subsidy roadmap.

How to judge a reaper manufacturer

Whoever you shortlist, ask the same six questions: where is it built, which engine and drive does it use, what does the written price include (seat, transport, GST), what is the warranty and who services it near you, is there a test report for subsidy, and can you see it cut your crop before paying. Our number 1 reaper manufacturer check turns these into eight checkable measures.

Frequently asked questions

Method: facts were read from each company’s own pages, or from the marketplace or dealer page named next to the figure, on 5 Oct 2026. Conversions to acres per hour are ours and marked. Questions or corrections: info@sunidhiagrotech.com.