Chinese Factory Sales Small Harvest Machine Mini Pea Bean Soybean Wheat Rice Combine Harvester

Crawler harvesters are suitable for harvesting operations in complex terrain and wet environment, with strong passability and stability. For example, the Sichuan Gangyi 4LZD-0.6 crawler small soybean combine harvester can feed 0.6 kilograms of soybeans per second, and the cutting width reaches 1,200 millimeters, which is suitable for harvesting small fields. Wheeled harvesters are more suitable for harvesting operations in flat terrain, with high maneuverability and flexibility. Shandong Jindafeng 4LZ-1.6A wheeled soybean combine harvester, with a feeding capacity of 1.6 kilograms per second and a cutting width of 1,600 millimeters, is suitable for rapid harvesting of large fields.

The working principle of the bean harvester is relatively simple and efficient. During operation, the harvester cuts the bean crop plants from the roots by means of a cutter, and then utilizes a conveyor belt to transport the crop to the thresher. In the thresher, the legume pods are removed from the plant by mechanical action and processed through a separator and a cleaner, resulting in pure soybeans. Throughout the process, the various components work in tandem to ensure the efficiency and quality of the harvest.

The primary function of a bean harvester is to cut the bean plants at the base, then separate the beans from the rest of the plant material. This process is known as threshing. The machine then cleans the beans, removing any remaining plant debris, soil, or other impurities, ensuring that the harvested beans are ready for further processing or market.

Bean harvesters are specialized agricultural machines designed to efficiently harvest bean crops. These machines are integral to the modern farming industry, as they significantly reduce the time and labor required to gather beans from the fields. Bean harvesters come in various sizes and designs, catering to different scales of farming operations, from small family plots to large commercial farms.