Portable electric tree shakers·300–1200 W·10–12 h per charge
One person, five to eight times the fruit a day.
- machines in growers' hands
- 200,000+machines in growers' hands
- national patents
- 6national patents
- Chinese provinces served
- 17+Chinese provinces served
- cold-weather pack operating limit
- −20 °Ccold-weather pack operating limit
Figures as published by the manufacturer. Ask us for the test data behind any of them.
The range
Three series, one battery, one claw head.
The three series share the same motor family, the same 24 V packs and the same interchangeable claw heads. Learn one machine and you can run the other two — and you only ever stock one set of spares.
- Pole
- 1.1 m alloy
- Motor
- 300 W brushless
- Vibration
- 0–3000 /min
- Runtime
- 10–12 h · 24 V 30 Ah
- Pole
- 1.1 / 1.4 / 1.8 m
- Motor
- 600 W
- Vibration
- 0–4000 /min
- Power
- 24 V battery or 4-stroke petrol
- Pole
- 1.5 / 3.0 / 4.5 / 6.0 m
- Motor
- 1200 W
- Vibration
- 0–1500 /min
- Battery
- 24 V / 36 V
Alongside the shakers
Two machines that finish the job.
Foldable fruit collection umbrella
Opens under the tree to catch what falls, so the fruit never touches soil. Covers 3–4 m, folds into a carry bag, fits all three series.
Full specification
Wolfberry washing and tray-stacking line
Washing, de-waxing, tray filling and stacking in one line, built for dried wolfberry and already running on a production drying line in Qinghai. Two patents cover the line.
Full specificationEngineering
The claw head takes the beating so the branch and the fruit do not.
Everything on a shaker is replaceable. What decides whether you sell the crop or bin it is where the vibration lands — on a padded head, at a frequency the fruit can take. That is the part we over-build. The last twenty years went into it.
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Frequency, not force
300 to 4000 vibrations a minute, set by what is hanging on the branch. A ripe olive lets go at a setting that leaves the green ones on the tree — which is the whole difference between selective picking and stripping.
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A padded head, not a hook
The claw is cushioned so the impact spreads over bark and fruit skin instead of a pinch point. On thin-skinned crops that is the difference between a load that ships and a load that goes for juice.
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A pack that still works at −20 °C
Standard lithium packs lose most of their capacity in the cold, which is why winter seabuckthorn was picked by hand. Our cold-weather pack is rated to −20 °C, so the harvest does not stop when the temperature does.
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One set of spares covers all three series
Same motor family, same batteries, same claw heads, same trigger module. Your mechanic learns one machine; your shed holds one set of spares.
Crops
Name the crop. We set the machine for it.
Frequency, amplitude and claw type are set at the factory for the crop you name. Tell us the crop and the tree habit and the machine arrives already tuned — not with a manual telling you to experiment.
- Olive
- Mediterranean groves · 1.5–4.5 m poles
- Coffee
- Selective ripe-cherry picking · low amplitude
- Pistachio, walnut, apricot
- Nut and stone fruit · stiffest head, highest frequency
- Seabuckthorn, wolfberry, cornel
- Thorny shrubs · low frequency, padded claw
- Hawthorn, jujube, haskap
- Small dense fruit · 0–3000 /min
- Cherry, plum
- Soft fruit · reduced amplitude, cushioned head
In the grove
Beating poles break next year's branches. This does not.
In most Mediterranean groves the harvest is still a pole and a pair of arms, and the grove pays for it twice: once in the labour bill, and again in the branches that get broken on the way down. A padded head on a set frequency takes the ripe fruit and leaves the wood — so the tree you harvest this year is the tree you harvest next year.
- olive harvest window
- 4–6 weeksolive harvest window
- poles for grove trees
- 1.5–4.5 mpoles for grove trees
- of production cost is hand picking
- 50–70 %of production cost is hand picking
- operating range
- −20 – 50 °Coperating range
- Frequency set per grove, not per brochure
- Also runs off a 4-stroke petrol engine where there is no power
- Two people can carry and run it on terraces a tractor cannot enter
- Written quote with the pole length, claw type and spare parts list before you pay
Video
Watch it work before you talk to us.
Four clips from the field: the machine in an olive orchard, on seabuckthorn, a straight demonstration, and one of our customers explaining what changed on his farm.
Why the numbers are what they are
Hand picking is half the cost of the crop. It is the only number we attack.
Manual harvesting takes 50 to 70 % of what it costs to produce fruit. Our machines are built to take five to eight times the fruit per person per day and roughly 80 % out of the labour bill — a machine that pays for itself in the first season is the whole product argument.
- fruit per picker per day
- 5–8×fruit per picker per day
- of the labour cost removed
- 80 %of the labour cost removed
- field test data sets behind the settings
- 100+field test data sets behind the settings
“We spent twenty years on one question: why does a grower with a good crop and a bad labour market lose the harvest? The answer is never the price of the machine. It is that the machine has to be light enough to carry up a slope, honest enough to say which crops it cannot do, and fixable by the person who bought it.”
On site
No studio shots: every photo below comes from a working site.
A winter seabuckthorn harvest, an olive grove in India, a wolfberry washing line in Qinghai — the machines in these photos are the ones we ship.
Seabuckthorn · winter harvest
The cold-weather pack runs at −20 °C, so the winter crop no longer has to be picked by hand.
Olive · India
Shakers shipped to India for olive harvests: a different climate, a different tree, the same machine.
Wolfberry washing line · Qinghai
Washing, de-waxing, tray filling and stacking in one line, running at Qinghai Huanghe Company.
CCTV-17 · I Love Invention
The national broadcaster’s invention programme put the machine and a hand-picking team into the same orchard and timed both on camera. 《巧手摘沙棘》, 6 October 2021.
Watch the episode on cctv.com
Service & parts
The parts that wear are the parts we keep on the shelf.
Claw heads, batteries, cables and trigger modules are the four things that wear out. We keep all four in stock, ship them by air, and send the video that shows the swap — most swaps take a single spanner and under ten minutes.
- 12-month warranty on the machine, 6 months on the collection umbrella
- Claw heads, batteries, cables and trigger modules held in stock
- Remote diagnosis by video call, in the language you write to us in
- OEM and ODM: your colour, your brand, your packaging from 50 units
- Minimum order 10 units · 15–30 days production · samples available
Company
One factory, twenty years, two hundred thousand machines.
Inner Mongolia NongYuan Technology has been building fruit harvesting machinery since 2006. Six engineers, ten machining tools and a field test plot next to the workshop — every machine we sell has been taken apart and rebuilt in the field.
- founded
- 2006founded
- utility model patents
- 6utility model patents
- units annual design capacity
- 100,000units annual design capacity
- prototypes built and field tested
- 300+prototypes built and field tested
Tell us the crop, the tree and the ground.
Give us the crop, the tree height, the slope and what you use today. You get a straight answer on which series fits, what it will cost delivered, and the parts list — or an honest no if the crop is not one we can shake.
What we need from you
- Crop and variety
- Tree height and habit
- Slope and access
- Your current picking method