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With utmost care, each fruit is rotated 360 degrees while multiple images are captured. Using advanced image processing technology, every fruit is carefully analyzed and grading is carried out based on key parameters such as shape, size, color, weight, and both external as well as internal defects. Each solution is fully customizable to match your specific needs.
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Grading, Sorting & Packaging Solutions
The Difference We Bring to the World of Automation
We use computer vision-based systems and an indigenous technology stack powered by machine learning. Our machines grade every fruit precisely by size, color, shape, weight, external and internal defects, replacing manual work and helping you get the best market value.
Innovative, Out-of-the Box Solutions
Designed to solve real challenges in the orchards and post-harvest management using design-thinking
Indigenous Design & Technology
Built in India, for Indian conditions in a world-class production facility
Inhouse Hardware and Software
Every part is developed and controlled by us, ensuring quality and reliability.
24x7 Show-Up Time Across India
Our service teams are always on the ground, ready to provide support onsite or online
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Can the Marsh Harrier mango grading machine detect spongy tissue?
Yes, the Marsh Harrier mango grading machine is designed with advanced vision technology to support spongy tissue detection in mangoes, along with identifying internal damage and surface defects. The mango grading machine improves grading accuracy, enhances quality control, and significantly reduces rejection rates in the market.
2. What is the capacity of a mango grading machine?
The capacity of a mango grading machine depends on the model and configuration. A commercial mango grading machine can be designed for small packhouses as well as large-scale operations, ensuring efficient fruit sorting and grading according to production requirements. The right mango grading machine capacity helps improve workflow, reduce manual handling, and increase overall productivity.
3. Can Marsh Harrier mango grading machines handle different mango varieties?
Yes. Marsh Harrier mango grading machines can be calibrated for different mango varieties based on size range, weight distribution, and grading standards. This makes them suitable for packhouses handling multiple varieties within the same season. For configuration guidance, you can contact the Marsh Harrier team at 9056632627
4. Is the mango grading machine suitable for export-oriented packhouses?
Yes. Marsh Harrier mango grading machines are widely suitable for export-grade sorting, where uniform size, appearance, and minimal damage are critical. Accurate grading helps reduce export rejections, improves buyer confidence, and ensures compliance with international quality expectations.
5. What factors affect the price of a mango grading machine?
The price of a mango grading machine depends on capacity, number of grading lanes, automation level, and customization requirements. Marsh Harrier offers scalable solutions for small packhouses, FPOs, and large commercial exporters. For detailed pricing and configuration support, contact 9056632627.
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