Integrated equipment for sorting, cleaning, storage and packing, engineered around the crop, the line and the people who run it.
From first intake to final dispatch, every module is configured around the crop, the line and the operating team.
Choose one machine or configure a complete line around process stage, footprint and operating role.
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AI vision, near-infrared detection and controlled ejection for demanding quality checks.
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Adjustable roller spacing, independent discharge and gentle transfer for stable classification.
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Modular equipment for soil removal, washing, buffering and continuous movement.
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Silos, stackers and conveyors designed around practical warehouse operations.
View specifications →Choose an operating scenario, then compare equipment by process stage. Configuration depends on the crop, throughput and site.
Harvest intake, soil removal, grading and preparation for storage or sale.
Browse equipment ↗Receiving, buffering, transfer, stacking and controlled outbound flow.
Browse equipment ↗Selection, size grading and bagging for daily orders and dispatch.
Browse equipment ↗Continuous feeding, inspection, grading and quality checks within an integrated process.
Browse equipment ↗Each stage can operate independently or connect into a configured inbound, storage or outbound workflow.
Buffer hopper and soil removal
Dry or water washing
360° manual inspection
Sort, convey and bag
Tianjin Goldilocks integrates R&D, production, sales and service for agricultural intelligent equipment.
Our work sits at the intersection of artificial intelligence, machinery, electronics and automation. The result is a practical equipment system: clear data, configurable modules and a direct route from project brief to operating line.
Talk to an engineerAI vision and near-infrared detection for soil, rock, green heads, decay, deformities and size characteristics.
Adjustable roller spacing and independent discharge for stable, gentle potato classification.
Precision systems and technical coordination for long-term project decisions.
Field notes, operating principles and equipment guidance for potato businesses planning their next line.
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A decision matrix can shortlist dry or water cleaning, but crop trials must settle the choice. Start with soil adhesion and the buyer’s required presentation, then check water availability and waste handling. Compare representative lots against an agreed visible-soil standard and handling...
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A potato soil elevator transfer should be checked with crop carrying representative loose and adhering soil, not only with clean potatoes. Observe the discharge, landing zone and receiving flow together. Compare timed samples before and after the hand-off, track accumulation over the...
Read article →After washing, the key decision is whether potatoes arrive at inspection with a stable, observable surface condition and an even flow. Review visible water, clumping, drop points, queue length and operator access before selecting a hand-off arrangement. Controlled crop trials should define...
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