Sfoggia Itala Semi-Automatic Transplanter

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The Sfoggia Itala Transplanter is a versatile machine capable of planting a wide range of transplants, from plugs to whips and cuttings.

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The Sfoggia Itala Transplanter is available in the ST single or STD tandem unit form. The following row configurations are available in each:
ST
  • 1 row
  • 2 row
  • 3 row
  • 4 row
  • 5 row
  • 6 row
STD
  • 2 row
  • 3 row
  • 4 row
  • 5 row
  • 6 row

In addition, two different styles of planting mechanism are available. There is an endless chain version with a choice of both 10 or 15 planting clips and also a star wheel version fitted with 14 clips. All versions are able to plant between 1500 and 2000 plants per unit per hour.

Thanks to its design, the Itala is particularly suited to the planting of bare root transplants. In addition, it can also be used for the planting of whips and cuttings. Standard plug plants can also be catered for however.

Optional Equipment

A range of optional equipment can be fitted including micro-granular and also fertiliser kits. In addition, a watering kit is also an option. This applies water to each seeding after it is pressed into the soil.
Should they be required, there is also an option of mechanical and hydraulic row markers. In addition for increased operator comfort, rubber seats can also be provided to replace the standard plastic seats. Two styles of plant carrier can also be fitted. As a result this can allow a large quantity of trays to be carried.

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Sfoggia Itala Semi-Automatic Transplanter

Details

The Sfoggia Itala Transplanter is a versatile machine capable of planting a wide range of transplants, from plugs to whips and cuttings.

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