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    A Series of Onion Seedling Machines Shipped to Spain

    We ship onion seedling machines to Spanish vegetable growers, helping customers establish a complete mechanized production system from seedbed propagation to field transplanting.

    A Series of Onion Seedling Machines Shipped to Spain

    The client purchasing our onion seedling machines specializes in large-scale cultivation of leafy vegetables. They consistently supply fresh produce to local wholesale markets and food service supply chains.

    The client aims to establish a complete onion production system from seedling propagation to transplanting. This addresses challenges including low manual planting efficiency, cumbersome seedbed management, and time constraints during transplanting operations.

    Customer’s project purchase requirements

    Following multiple rounds of research and equipment evaluations, the client decided to purchase the following in a single transaction:

    • KMR-78 Seedling Machine for rapid seeding and seedbed management.
    • 6-Row Onion Transplanter for bulk transplanting of seedlings, with integrated mulching and drip irrigation tape laying capabilities.

    This integrated solution enables continuous operations from seedbed cultivation to field planting, optimizing production management and enhancing cultivation efficiency.

    Onion seedling machines shipping details

    Following thorough discussions with our technical team, the customer finalized equipment specifications, production capacity, installation, and operational procedures before signing the purchase contract.

    After completing production, debugging, and quality inspection, we reinforced packaging for both the seedling machine and transplanter to ensure safe transport.

    Essential accessories and operating manuals were included with the machines to facilitate rapid deployment. The equipment has been successfully shipped to Spain and is expected to undergo prompt installation, debugging, and production deployment upon arrival.

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