Self propelled harvesting and packaging machine

Product Introduction of Self propelled Harvesting and Packaging Integrated Machine

The self-propelled harvesting and packaging integrated machine is a high-end modern agricultural equipment that integrates "autonomous walking, field harvesting, picking and crushing, compression bundling, and automatic baling". Unlike traction models, it comes with an independent power system and a walking chassis, which does not require tractor traction and can independently complete field operations. It is suitable for various terrains such as mountains, hills, small fields, and large fields, and is the preferred equipment for large-scale growers, cooperatives, and straw recycling enterprises. It completely solves the pain points of traditional straw harvesting and storage "complicated processes, dependence on traction, and limited terrain", realizes straw recycling and bundling on site, and efficiently promotes straw resource utilization.

1. Working principle

The equipment drives the whole machine forward through the autonomous walking chassis, and the front cutting platform synchronously completes straw harvesting or picking. The straw enters the crushing and kneading unit through the conveying channel, and the crushed straw is evenly sent to the compression bin by the screw conveyor. The hydraulic system applies high pressure to compact the straw into shape, and after forming, it automatically completes the net wrapping/rope bundling. Finally, the grass bundle is automatically landed through the bundling device, and the entire process is automated and continuous without manual intervention in the intermediate links.

2. Homework process

Autonomous startup → adjusting job parameters → autonomous movement of the machine body → harvesting/picking up straw → crushing and kneading silk → conveying feed → high-pressure compression → automatic bundling → finished product bundling → continuous operation/shutdown inspection. The entire process is efficient and coherent, and multiple acres of work can be completed per hour, greatly saving manpower and time costs.