Vegetable harvesting machine VegHarv

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Overview

• Designed to reduce time and labour for vegetable harvesting through mechanised belt and scoop systems.
• Multiple configurations: suspended tow-bar belts, trailed padded-belt units, self‑propelled belt trailers and rubber‑scoop systems.
• Options for integration with field packaging (flowpack), crate/box palletizing and cleaning systems.

Key benefits

• Adaptability to different crops and harvesting conditions (belt widths, working widths, unloading position).
• Product handling options: padded belts and rubber scoops for delicate crops; rear or side discharge and direct packaging.
• Hydraulic adjustments and optional crawler tracks for access on varying terrain.

VegHarv AT1
The VegHarv AT1 is a suspended harvesting belt mounted on a tow bar with rear discharge to a trailer, adapted for broad working widths and mechanised rear unloading.

• Working width: 12–21 m.
• Harvesting arms fold with 2 or 3 hydraulic movements.
• Main channel with 2 hydraulic movements for height and tilt adjustment.
• Belt width options: 600 mm or 800 mm.
• Rod system to reduce product rotation/overturning.
• PVC conveyor belts available with or without ribs.
• Typical crops: broccoli, pumpkin, lettuce, melon, watermelon.

VegHarv AT4
The VegHarv AT4 is a trailed harvesting belt with individual padded belts for improved product handling and side discharge to trailers.

• Trailed drive via pump at the tractor PTO.
• Individual padded‑belt harvesting system for gentle handling.
• Throughput: approx. 80–90 fruits per minute.
• Side unloading to trailer; hydraulically adjustable height.
• Curb weight: ~4000 kg; tractor power: ≥80 hp.
• Maximum product weight: up to 12 kg.
• Typical crops: broccoli, pumpkin, cabbage, pepper, melon, watermelon.

Technical specifications

• Product family: VegHarv (harvesting belts, rigs & trailers for vegetables).
• Main systems: suspended tow‑bar belt, trailed padded‑belt, self‑propelled belt, rubber scoop.
• Working widths example: AT1 12–21 m; other models vary.
• Belt widths: 400 mm or 800 mm (AT1 examples).
• Hydraulics: folding arms (2 or 3 movements), main channel height/tilt adjustment, hydraulic height on several models.
• Drive: PTO‑driven pump for trailed units or onboard propulsion for self‑propelled units; optional crawler tracks.
• Throughput example: AT4 ~80–90 fruits/minute.
• Weight examples: AT4 ~4000 kg; Compact ~5500 kg; Scoop 10,000–12,000 kg.
• Tractor requirement example: AT4 ≥80 hp.
• Maximum product weights: AT4 up to 12 kg; Compact and Scoop up to 6 kg.
• Conveyor options: PVC belts with/without ribs; padded belts for delicate handling.
• Safety: rod systems to limit product rotation/overturning.
• Typical harvested crops across models: broccoli, pumpkin, cabbage, lettuce, melon, watermelon, pepper, zucchini, leek.