harvester for fruit-bearing branches
special truck
flash freezer
berries separator

Performance parameters	Flow rate: Portion of fruit separated by vibrator: Loss through cleaning:	200 - 1000 kg/h 90 - 98 % 1 - 5 %
Measurements of machine	Length/ width/ height: Mass:	8,500 / 2,300 / 3,200 mm 3,700 kg
Power requirement	of p. t. o.: Vibrator frequency: Amplitude at prong end:	15 - 20 kW 15 - 30 Hz 25 mm

Harvesting sea buckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides) and wild berries grown in plantations mechanically.
With all the subsequent harvesting methods, fruit-bearing branches are cut from the shrubs and then frozen to eventually allow the berries to be separated from the branches.

These are the harvesting methods that are usually applied:
1. CUTTING BY HAND & FREEZING IN THE COLD STORE
- cutting the fruit-bearing branches manually with pneumatic/electric scissors
- carry-off and
- storage of the fruit-bearing branches in a cold store for about 48 hours.
- A machine for separating the berries from the branches allows the berries to be harvested easily and in high quality.

2. CUTTING BY HAND & FLASH FREEZING
- cutting the fruit-bearing branches like under 1.
- transporting them in a special truck to a
- flash freezer (flow freezing installation)
Transport of the fruit-bearing branches on belt strap conveyor from the special truck to the freezing tunnel where the fruit-bearing branches are flash-frozen while passing through within 10 to 15 minutes.
- Transfer to the machine that separates the berries from the branches.

3. MECHANICAL CUTTING & FLASH FREEZING
- cutting the fruit-bearing branches by means of the the harvester
- transporting them on a special truck to the
- flash freezer
- transfer to the machine that separates the berries from the branches.

This is the machinery we can offer:
harvester for fruit-bearing branches
special truck
flash freezer
berries separator