Vacuum Seeder
Are you looking for a reliable and efficient vacuum seeder to improve your greenhouse growing process? Look no further than our custom-built vacuum seeder, designed to meet your specific needs and preferences.
Our vacuum seeder is a top-of-the-line product that is easy to set up and use right out of the box, taking just 5 to 10 minutes to assemble. Unlike other seeders that come with confusing brackets, stops, tubes with nozzles, gauges, or height adjustments that can malfunction, our vacuum seeder features a straightforward design that is easy to use and maintain.
One of the most significant advantages of our vacuum seeder is its self-centering capability, ensuring accurate seed placement every time. Our seeder is specifically designed to fit various greenhouse growing trays, and you can change seed plates and locator frames for different plug tray formats in seconds.
Our vacuum seeder can handle most vegetable, flower, and tree seeds, making it a versatile tool for your greenhouse growing needs. With our seeder, you can streamline your planting process and ensure consistent, accurate seed placement every time.
Invest in our vacuum seeder today and take the first step towards improved greenhouse growing efficiency and productivity!
SEEDING INSTRUCTIONS
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- Hang the vacuum hose in a position where it won't interfere with your work area or your movements. Place the seeder onto the loading pan and turn on the vacuum power. Sprinkle a small amount of seed across the vacuum plate, then tip the seeder to remove any excess seed into the pan trough. Quickly inspect the seed plate to ensure that all the holes are covered with the appropriate amount of seed.
- If you notice that too many seeds are clinging to the seed plate, slightly adjust the vacuum pressure valve to reduce the suction. Invert the seeder over the seed pan and tap it lightly up and down to shake off the extra seed.
- Inspect the seed plate again, and then place the seeder over the growing tray. Release the vacuum by removing the rubber ball from the manifold. Lightly tap the bottom of the seeder with a bench brush, and then sweep off any remaining seed from the pan. Place the seeder back onto the seed pan, and repeat the process. Finally, set the rubber ball back onto the manifold opening and adjust the pressure as necessary. With a bit of experience, an operator can seed 2-5 seedling trays per minute.