Potato Grading Machine
Sensor-driven sizing built for mandi and supermarket lots.
Specifications
Configuration details.
- Capacity
- 2–10 tons/hour
- Motor
- 7–15 HP, 3-phase, 440V
- Body Material
- Powder-coated mild steel
- Dimensions (L×W×H)
- 30 × 12 × 7 ft
- Weight
- 4–5 tons
- Warranty
- 1 year
- Size Grades
- 3 + 1 reject output
All specifications vary by configuration — ranges shown span our smallest to largest build for this model. Tell us your requirement and we'll spec the exact machine.
Overview
How it works
Potatoes sold into mandis, cold storage chains, or supermarket supply all get judged on size uniformity first. This machine moves tubers over a sensor-and-roller bed that separates them into large, medium, and small automatically, so a packhouse can prep for any of those three buyer types without re-sorting by hand each time.
Features
Built for reliable, everyday use.
FAQs
Common questions.
Does the grading process damage the skin?
Handling through the sensor-and-roller section is gentle by design, so skins stay intact through the sort.
How many size grades does it produce?
Large, medium, and small as standard, plus a separate reject output for damaged or undersized tubers — the size cutoffs can be set to match whatever your buyer specifies.
Can it keep up with a full cold storage dispatch day?
It's built to run heavy loads for hours without slowing, which is the kind of volume a storage dispatch day usually needs.
Is one machine enough for supplying both mandi and supermarket buyers?
Yes — since the size bands are adjustable, the same line can be reconfigured between a mandi run and a supermarket-spec run.
What's involved in day-to-day upkeep?
Mainly keeping the rollers and sensors free of soil buildup — a quick clean at the end of each shift covers most of it.
Get In Touch
Get pricing and specs for the Potato Grading Machine.
Tell us your crop, daily volume, and shed size and we'll recommend a configuration and quote — usually within one business day.
