ANON Walk Behind Transplanter

Simple structure and semi-automatic operation can reduce the hard work of bending over and improve efficiency.

1. Lightweight and easy to operate, suitable for women and elderly farmers to operate, without the need for complex training.

2. High work efficiency, 3-5 times higher than manual transplanting efficiency, uniform and standardized transplanting.

3. Save costs and increase efficiency, reduce labor input, improve seedling survival rate, and facilitate later management.

4. Convenient maintenance, simple structure, easy daily maintenance, and strong universality of components.

The ANON hand-held rice transplanter has a good transplanting effect and can achieve standardized transplanting with fixed rows and distances, which greatly ensures the basic requirements of ventilation and lighting for plants. It is also more convenient for subsequent weeding and fertilization, laying the foundation for high yield. By simulating with floating boards, even if there are ups and downs on the ground, the seedling needles can remain stable in the soil, effectively controlling the depth of transplanting. The depth of the transplanted seedlings is consistent, and the root system is firmly tied, avoiding the problem of uneven depth of manual transplanting, which is conducive to seedling greening and neat growth.

We are well aware of your concerns about mechanized planting on small plots of land, so the ANON hand-held rice transplanter is designed to be compact and flexible. Its body is narrow, with a very small turning radius, and it is not easy to turn on the ground. Even if there is a ridge partition in the field, it can flexibly adjust the direction and easily deal with small fields, irregularly shaped fields, and corners that large machinery cannot enter. It has a lightweight body, good passability, and strong adaptability to hills with deep mud feet and small fields, as well as terraced fields in mountainous areas. It is not easy to sink and truly achieve the goal of “mechanization even in small fields”. It is the main model for solving the problem of mechanized rice planting in such areas.

The price of the ANON hand-held rice transplanter is much lower than that of the passenger high-speed rice transplanter. If your funds are limited or your farm scale is not large, then it is worth considering the following hand-held rice transplanter, which can easily achieve mechanized rice transplanting and has a short investment payback period. Small in size and light in weight, greatly reducing refueling frequency. Easy maintenance, the core components are the seedling box, seedling claws, and transmission system. Usually, cleaning the seedling box and checking the wear of the seedling claws is sufficient, and the maintenance cost is very low, greatly reducing maintenance costs.

The ANON hand-held rice transplanter has simple operation technology and a centralized control panel that is easy to understand, allowing for easy control of forward, backward, turning, transplanting depth, plant spacing, and more. Simply try inserting two rows before starting up to master it. The device is lightweight, and the armrest height can be adjusted according to height. There is no need to bend over during operation, and planting 5-8 acres of land a day does not feel tiring. It is 5-8 times faster than manual transplanting and greatly saves labor costs.

Before using a walk-behind transplanter, you need to thoroughly check key components such as fuel, chains, and transplanting arms to ensure that the seedlings are of the right size (seedlings are 12-15 days old). The field should be leveled, with an appropriate water layer (2-4 cm) and debris removed. During operation, you need to adjust parameters such as transplanting depth and plant spacing according to the seedling variety. It is advisable to test it at a low speed for the first run. Keep the machine running at a constant speed to avoid slipping or misalignment. After the operation, you need to clean the mud and weeds in time and lubricate the vulnerable parts. Regular maintenance can significantly extend the service life.

An ANON walk-behind transplanter is particularly suitable for areas with complex terrain or difficult access for large transplanters, such as hilly and mountainous areas, scattered small plots of land, and 5-50 acres of small and medium-sized paddy fields. It is an ideal tool for solving labor shortages and improving planting efficiency, widely used in organic rice, specialty rice planting bases, and farmers and agricultural service organizations with high requirements for transplanting quality.