
07/23/2026
PALCHE visited the hospital and the regional hospital in Lutsk and handed over blueberries to wounded soldiers undergoing treatment
The PALCHE team continues to support Ukrainian defenders not just in words, but with concrete care.
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07/17/2026
PALCHE has launched production of reversible drums
This is another step in the systematic development of our products, focused on the real needs of farmers.
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07/14/2026
New spare parts of PALCHE's own production
PALCHE company announces the addition of three new spare parts to the catalog:
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07/14/2026
PALCHE presents new partitions of its own production
PALCHE is expanding its line of parts by introducing two new items into production:
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06/22/2026
A new spare part of our own production has been added to the JOHN DEERE line.
We are announcing the introduction of a new spare part of our own production.
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06/03/2026
PALCHE is expanding its range of proprietary spare parts.
The PALCHE company continues its focus on developing in-house production and is introducing new parts into its product range.
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05/07/2026
New spare parts of our own production for CLAAS machinery in the PALCHE assortment.
We have expanded the range of spare parts that we manufacture in-house. This allows us to ship orders faster and offer reliable parts without unnecessary markups.
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04/26/2026
Implementation of new in-house manufactured spare parts for CLAAS machinery
The company has started implementing new in-house manufactured spare parts, which allows improving product quality and reducing dependence on external suppliers.
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04/23/2026
Implementation of new own-produced spare parts for CLAAS machinery
The company expands its range of in‑house spare parts: new Feeder house slat already on sale!
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04/17/2026
The Palche team cleared the slopes of Sapalaivka in Lutsk
Employees of the company Palche joined the annual environmental cleanup "Let’s Protect What’s Ours!", carrying out a large‑scale cleanup of the slopes of the Sapalaivka River as part of Environment Day observances.
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