Company·Quality & certifications
What is certified, and what we can actually prove.
A certification page is only worth reading if it keeps those three apart. Below: the standards the machines are certified to, what the company holds, and how to ask for the documents behind either.
- Quality system
- ISO 9001
- Product
- CE, RoHS
- Safety marking
- GB 10396-2006
- National patents
- 6 — 2 invention, 4 utility model
Standards
The standards the machines are built and marked to.
These are three different kinds of thing and they are worth keeping apart: a management system, a product compliance mark, and a national safety-marking standard.
ISO 9001 — the quality system
A management standard covering how the factory works, not a test on any individual machine. It is the reason a spare part ordered in year three is the same part as the one in year one.
CE and RoHS — product compliance
Declarations covering the product itself for the European market: CE for conformity, RoHS for restricted substances in the materials.
GB 10396-2006 — safety marking
The Chinese national standard for safety signs and hazard pictorials on tractors and powered machinery. It governs the markings on the machine that warn the operator, not the machine capability.
What the company holds
Patents, credit rating and a national broadcast.
Alongside the product standards, the company holds patents and credit certifications, and the machine was put on national television in a side-by-side test against hand picking.
Six national patents
Two invention patents and four utility model patents. The distinction matters commercially: the invention patents cover how the thing works, the utility models cover how it is built.
3A and 5A enterprise credit
Enterprise credit certification at both grades, as recorded on the manufacturer’s own Chinese site.
CCTV-17, October 2021
The national broadcaster’s invention programme put the machine and a hand-picking team into the same orchard and timed both on camera. That episode is the one piece of third-party evidence in this whole catalogue.
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