Reapers are machines used to harvest crops by cutting the mature grains or plants close to the ground. There are several types of reapers based on design, crop type, and working mechanism:

A Reaper Binder is a harvesting machine that not only cuts the crop but also ties it into bundles automatically. It is especially useful for crops like wheat, barley, and paddy. This machine significantly reduces the manual effort required for binding after cutting, saving time and labour during harvest.

The Tractor Mounted Reaper is attached to the rear or side of a tractor and is ideal for harvesting on large fields. It is suitable for crops like wheat, rice, and oats. Its high efficiency and speed make it a preferred choice for commercial-scale farming.

A Self-Propelled Reaper comes with its own engine and wheels, eliminating the need for a tractor. It is best suited for small or fragmented lands where manoeuvring a tractor might be difficult. Its compact design and ease of use make it ideal for small-scale farmers.