Potato Washer Machine
Rotary drum washing that gets soil off without bruising.
Potato Washer Machine specifications.
- Capacity
- 1.5–4 tons/hour
- Motor
- 3–10 HP, 3-phase, 440V
- Body Material
- Stainless steel
- Dimensions (L×W×H)
- 12 × 5 × 8 ft
- Weight
- 500 kg
- Warranty
- 1 year
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.
How the Potato Washer Machine works
Potatoes come out of the ground carrying a heavy coat of soil, and washing that off by hand is slow, messy work. This machine tumbles potatoes through a rotating mesh drum with a water spray, knocking soil loose as they turn without the scrubbing or repeated handling that bruises skin.
Key features of the Potato Washer Machine.
Potato Washer Machine FAQs.
Will tumbling in the drum bruise the potatoes?
No, the mesh drum design is built for gentle tumbling, not abrasive scrubbing, so skins stay intact through the wash.
How much soil can it actually remove?
The combination of rotation and water spray handles the heavy field soil potatoes typically carry straight out of the ground, a level manual washing struggles to match consistently.
Can it run continuously through a dispatch day?
Yes, it's built as a continuous feed-through line rather than a batch washer, so it keeps pace with ongoing dispatch.
Where does it sit in the line?
Before grading. Washing first gets the soil off and lets you pull out damaged tubers early, so the grading section works on clean produce and stays cleaner for longer itself.
What size and power does it need?
About 12 by 5 feet, standing 8 feet high, at roughly 500 kg, running on a 3 to 10 HP motor with a 3-phase, 440V supply. The stainless steel body is built for constant contact with water.
Get pricing and specs for the Potato Washer Machine.
Tell us your crop, daily volume, and shed size and we'll recommend a configuration and quote, usually within one business day.
