Agricultural machinery manufacturer · Posadas, Córdoba, Spain

Moresil

Spanish manufacturer with more than 70 years of experience making crop headers, olive and nut-harvesting equipment, and grain cleaners.

About Moresil

Agricultural Harvesting Equipment

Moresil manufactures agricultural machinery and reports more than 70 years of industry experience. It designs and builds specialized equipment for harvesting and processing crops across three product lines.

Product Lines

  • Harvesting headers: compatible with harvesters for corn, sunflower, grains, and poppies, along with windrowers that can also attach to a tractor.
  • Olive and nut-harvesting equipment: machinery for olives, almonds, pistachios, walnuts, hazelnuts, and other fruit trees. The equipment can be adapted to planting layouts from traditional and extensive through intensive and super-intensive.
  • Grain cleaners and graders: machines for cleaning and sorting grain.

Facilities and Capabilities

Moresil's facilities cover 21,000 square meters, including 11,500 square meters indoors. Equipment includes a laser-cutting center, welding robot, CNC lathes and machining center, and a continuous powder-coating line with three-stage anticorrosion treatment and oven curing.

Company History

Moresil's roots date to 1920, when José Moreno Siles worked as a blacksmith repairing agricultural machinery. The founder's four sons joined the business in 1940. The company began making trailers and brush cutters in 1950; combine-mounted straw choppers in 1965; its first corn header for a grain combine in 1967; and grain cleaners in 1969. In 1976, it launched its first corn header with a patented upper-chain system. Moresil S.L. was formally established in 1979, taking its name from founder Moreno Siles.

International Presence

Moresil exports to more than 30 countries across four continents.

Contact

Address: Ctra. Córdoba–Palma del Río, km 31, Posadas, 14730 Córdoba, Spain. Phones: +34 957 63 02 43 and +34 957 63 14 77. Email: moresil@moresil.com. Social media: YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram.

In brief

Harvesting headers, olive and nut equipment, and grain cleaners