The working principle of the transplanter

Type: Clamp-on transplanter

Working principle: The seedlings are manually clamped onto the rotating clamps. As the seedlings move along with the planting tray, when they reach the planting position, the clamps are opened by the control mechanism, allowing the seedlings to fall into the seedling furrows. Then, the soil is covered to complete the transplanting operation.

Type: Basket transplanter

Working principle: The potted seedlings are manually placed into the inner cavity of the rotating hanging basket. When the basket reaches its lowest position, the planting device at the bottom of the basket is forcibly opened. During the process of the basket being inserted into the soil to form a hole, the seedlings are planted in the field. Then, the soil is covered and pressed down to complete the planting process.

Type: Flexible disc transplanter

Working principle: There are two deformable flexible discs to hold the seedlings. As it is not limited by the number of seedling clamps, it has good adaptability to the hole spacing. The conveyor belt feeds the manually fed seedlings into the planter, and then they rotate with the discs. When they reach a vertical state, planting is carried out.

Type: Seedling guide tube transplanter

Working principle After the seedlings are manually divided, they are put into the feeding cylinder of the feeding device. When the feeding cylinder turns above the seedling guide pipe, the valve at the bottom of the feeding cylinder opens, and the seedlings fall into the seedling guide pipe by gravity. Through the inclined seedling guide pipe, the seedlings are introduced into the seedling furrows opened by the furrow opener. With the support of the grid-type seedling support device, the seedlings stand upright Then, under the action of the soil covering flow formed between the furrow opener and the soil covering and pressing wheel, soil covering and pressing are carried out to complete the planting process.