Series B·the power step up·600 W·1.4 / 1.8 m
Reach the fruit that sits just above your hand.
There is a band of fruit in every orchard that is the worst of both worlds: too high to pick standing, too low to justify a ladder. Series B is built for exactly that band — 600 W, a longer pole, and a hook head that grabs the branch instead of tapping at it.
- Pole
- 1.1 / 1.4 / 1.8 m
- Motor
- 600 W brushless
- Vibration
- 0–4000 /min
- Power
- 24 V battery or 4-stroke petrol
The head it ships with
The rubber hook: it holds the branch and shakes the wood, not the fruit.
Series B ships with the rubber hook. Like the claw it is a quick-change part on a one-spanner mount, and which head you get is set by your crop rather than by the model number — the three heads are on the range page. Instead of five fingers on a collar it carries a single black rubber hook on a short chrome neck: you lay it over the fruiting branch and pull, and the machine shakes the wood rather than the fruit.
The machine
The motor moves to the bottom of the pole, and the battery to your back.
B is not just a longer A. The 600 W motor sits in a cast housing at the base of the pole with the grab handle built into it, and the battery moves into a backpack — because at this power the weight has to sit on your shoulders, not in your wrist.
Close up
The three parts you touch every day.
Nothing below is a render or a mock-up. Each is cut 1:1 out of the manufacturer's reference photograph of this machine, so what you see is what arrives.
The hook head
A single black rubber hook with a rounded sleeve on the shaft, above the teal spring section. It goes over the branch, not around the fruit — the whole reason this series does not bruise what it picks.
The motor housing
600 W in a cast orange housing with louvred vent slots and the grab handle moulded into it. The handle is where your forward hand goes, so the machine's weight sits between your two hands.
The backpack battery
24 V 30 Ah in a hard-shell pack with a waist belt. Rated 10–12 hours of work, 4–6 hours to charge. Where there is no power on the plot, the same machine also runs on a four-stroke petrol engine.
Full specification
As published by the manufacturer, with one deliberate omission. The manufacturer's own row for application reads “medium-to-tall fruit trees” — we do not repeat that, because the longest pole this series carries is 1.8 m and a machine with a 1.8 m pole cannot reach what growers call a tall tree. Rated runtime is a rated figure, not a measured continuous full-load time.
| Pole length | 1.1 m / 1.4 m / 1.8 m |
|---|---|
| Power type | Electric, or 4-cylinder petrol engine (optional) |
| Battery | 24 V lithium, 30 Ah |
| Motor | 600 W high-power brushless |
| Vibration frequency | 0–4000 /min, adjustable |
| Vibration amplitude | 20–50 mm, adjustable |
| Runtime (rated) | 10–12 h |
| Charging time | 4–6 h |
| Noise | < 78 dB |
| Pole material | High-strength aluminium alloy |
| Body material | Aluminium alloy and engineering plastics |
| Harvesting head | Quick-change head, enlarged |
| Application | Fruit sitting just above your reach; high-density blocks |
| Packaging | Carton with foam lining |
| Certification | CE, RoHS |
| Warranty | 12 months |
What it is set for
The band above your hand, and the blocks where a ladder costs more than it earns.
Frequency, amplitude and head 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.
Honeyberry and wild jujube
Named on the manufacturer's own Chinese product page for this series, together with seabuckthorn and cornel. The hook reaches into a dense bush where five fingers would be one finger too many.
Wild apricot and green plum
Stone fruit with a firm enough skin that the branch can be shaken hard. The 0–4000 /min range does the work in one pass.
Mulberry and waxberry
These mark easily, so the setting matters more than the power: start low, and hold the hook on the wood rather than the fruit.
High-density blocks
The manufacturer lists this series for high-density plantings — the economics change when there are hundreds of trees in the band above your reach and a ladder is not an option for every one.
Sites with no electricity
The four-stroke petrol option is not a fallback we invented; it ships as an alternative power type on this series, which matters on plots where there is nothing to plug into.
Where this one stops
1.8 metres is the end of it. Do not buy this one for tall trees.
This is the point worth being blunt about, because it is the mistake buyers make. Series B is a longer A, not a shorter C. If your fruit is six metres up, this machine cannot reach it and no accessory will change that.
- Fruit above about 3 m. The longest pole is 1.8 m; measure it against your trees before you order, not after.
- Old, gnarled, wide-crowned trees where the fruiting wood is on the far side of the canopy. That is what Series C's jointed poles are for.
- Crops that are cut rather than shaken: pepper for cuttings, oil palm bunches, anything harvested with a blade.
- Durian, cocoa, mango and other fruit that bruises on impact — shaking is the wrong method regardless of the machine.
- Trees so dense that the hook cannot be laid over the branch. You have to be able to see the wood to place the head.
- Any crop you must pick selectively by grade if the fruit will not release one grade at a time. No shaker solves that, ours included.
The rest of the range
Series A — portable electric fruit picker
Standard edition: a short 1.1 m pole and a five-finger claw for shrubs and low trees.
Series C — extended-reach tree shaker
Extended: jointed poles to 6 m and a C-clamp head that closes on the limb, for mature orchards.
Foldable fruit collection umbrella
Opens under the tree on a wheeled carriage, so what falls never touches the soil.
Wolfberry washing and tray-stacking line
Washing, de-waxing, tray filling and stacking in one line, built for dried wolfberry.
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
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