Urbinati

IM2800 is a potting machine designed for filling large pots and planting plants at the same time, for example, with an exposed root system (so-called bare root). It is a large machine that gives more possibilities compared to the IM1800, both in terms of the pots handled and the speed and convenience of work. The pots are fed manually, and the operator starts the potter with his knee, which improves ergonomics. By using a vibrating table, the substrate in each pot can be compacted as needed.

The largest and most modern flowerpot from the Urbinati range! It is a latest-generation machine, whose operation is completely electromechanical and is controlled from a portable control panel equipped with a color touchscreen display. The machine handles round and square pots with diameters ranging from 8 to 25 cm, providing a great output of up to 4,500 pots per hour (applies to pots with a diameter of 8 cm). The machine is equipped with a pneumatic pot feeder that automatically feeds the pots onto an 8-position carousel, and with a 1600-liter feed hopper, operation is fast and smooth.

The compact machine is designed for both smaller and larger farms. It supports pots from 8 to 24 cm in diameter, with both round and square shapes. Pot feeding is done automatically using a pneumatic feeder. This potter is equipped with an 1100-liter hopper, and its maximum capacity is 2400 pots per hour.

A small and compact potter designed for smaller or medium-sized farms. Despite its small size, it provides easy and convenient work, and planting plants using it is fast and efficient. This potter supports pots from 8 to 24 cm in diameter, both round and square. Pot feeding is done automatically using a pneumatic feeder. The machine is equipped with a 700-liter hopper and has a maximum capacity of 2,400 pots per hour.

IM1800 is a potting machine designed for filling large pots and planting plants at the same time, for example, with an exposed root system (so-called bare root). The pots are fed manually, and the operator starts the potter with his knee, which improves ergonomics. By using a vibrating table, the substrate in each pot can be compacted as needed.