HP-6

HP-10

• Model No,:   HP-10
• Use:   Vegetables, Flowers (Green onion, Cabbage, Chinese Cabbage, Broccoli, Chrysanthemum etc.)
  
• Dimension:   L 2010~2145  x  W 315  x   D 800~1,115 mm
  
• Weight:   13 kg
• Row interval:   130 mm  ~
• Suitable Seedling Paper Pot:    CP253, CP303, CP304, CP305, CP353, CP354, LP303
  
• Feature:    Planting depth can be adjusted in seven levels.

HP-7

• Model No,:   HP-7
• Use:    Vegetables, Flowers (Green onion, Eustoma russellianum, Lisianthus,  Edamame bean etc.) 
  
• Dimension:   L 1600~1700  x  W 690  x   D 760~960 mm
  
• Weight:   15.5 kg
• Suitable Seedling Paper Pot:     CP253, CP303, CP304, CP305, CP353, CP354
  
• Feature:   It can plant 2 rows at the same time.

HP-8

• Model No,:   HP-8
• Use:    Vegetables, Flowers  (Green onion, Eustoma russellianum, Lisianthus,  Edamame bean etc.)
  
• Dimension:   L 1660~1730  x  W 315  x   D 770~910 mm
  
• Weight:   11 kg
• Suitable Seedling Paper Pot:      CP253, CP303, CP304, CP305, CP353, CP354
  
• Feature:   This model can be folded.
  

HP-11NM

• Model No,:    HP-11NM
  
• Use:    Green onion, Shallot, Scallion, Other vegitables 
  
• Dimension:   L 1900~2000  x  W 690  x   D 890~1090 mm
  
• Weight:   14.5 kg
• Suitable Seedling Paper Pot:       CP253, CP303
  
• Feature:   It can plant 2 rows at the same time.

HP-12H

• Model No,:    HP-12H
  
• Use:     Bulb, Green onion, Shallot, Scallion, Other vegitables
  
• Dimension:   L 1630~1715  x  W 315  x   D 760~940 mm
  
• Weight:   10.1 kg
• Suitable Seedling Paper Pot:       CP253, CP303, CP304, CP305, CP353, CP354, LP303
  
• Feature:   Especially good for planting Bulb

Learn the details

The paper chain pot transplanting system is a unique, ingenious, and highly efficient means to transplant vegetables, flowers and herbs. It is unlike any other transplanter. It has no motor and is pulled by hand. It allows a single person to transplant as many as 264 plants in less than a minute. This is accomplished while standing upright and eliminates the countless hours spent kneeling, crawling, or stooping.

The system relies on planting into paper pots that are in a chain. Because the pots are in a chain, they feed themselves through the transplanter. A new flat of paper pots comes compressed and needs to be opened using a set of metal opening rods. The metal rods are inserted into either side of the compressed paper pots and then pulled apart (not unlike an accordion or paper fan) to reveal a honeycomb of cells. See photo at right. The most common paper pot flats have 264 cells. 

Once the seedlings are ready to be transplanted and soil prepared, the transplanter is pulled into the bed to begin creating a furrow. A tray of seedlings is placed on the transplanter platform and one end of the paper pot chain is pulled down into the furrow. A narrow metal stake is inserted through the first cell into the soil to secure the start of the paper chain. Then the transplanter is pulled down the bed and all the seedlings go into the ground, one after the other. Small metal flanges at the rear of the transplanter push soil over the paper pots and packing wheels tamp the soil.

Check this video and see how easy it is!

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