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The Water Hyacinth and Duckweed Harvesting Boat from Qingzhou Mingxu Supply Chain Co., Ltd. is a specialized vessel for removing floating vegetation from rivers, lakes, fish ponds, and ornamental waters. It combines a front rotary cutter with a conveyor collection system that deposits shredded weeds into an onboard storage compartment.
Its lightweight, shallow-draft hull permits operation in narrow channels and shallow areas, while the cutting blades and conveyor belt are constructed from wear-resistant materials to extend service life. Hull dimensions and onboard configuration can be adjusted to suit project conditions, and related water treatment equipment can be supplied on request.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Operation Type | Automatic cutting, collection, and storage |
| Required Operators | 1 person |
| Power Unit | Diesel engine |
| Hull Design | Lightweight, shallow draft |
| Cutting Device | Front rotary cutter |
| Conveyor Material | Wear-resistant belt |
| Customization | Hull size and configuration adjustable |
The Water Hyacinth and Duckweed Harvesting Boat moves into weed-infested water, and the front rotary cutter shreds floating vegetation such as water hyacinth, duckweed, and alligator weed. The shredded material is captured by the conveyor belt and carried into the storage cabin. Once the cabin is full, the boat returns to shore for unloading, completing the cutting, collection, and removal cycle.
1. Before starting work, inspect the diesel engine, cutting wheel, conveyor belt, and hull for damage. Remove any entangled debris and perform a no-load test run.
2. Navigate to the weed-covered area, lower the front cutting and collecting device, and move forward steadily to harvest floating vegetation.
3. Monitor the storage volume in the cabin and adjust travel speed according to weed density to prevent conveyor blockage.
4. When the cabin is full, sail to the bank and unload the collected weeds.
5. After work, lift the collecting arm and wash away weeds and sludge from the hull, cutter, and conveyor. Switch off the power unit for storage.
6. Keep clear of the cutting mechanism during navigation, and disconnect power completely before performing maintenance.
1. Single-step operation. The machine cuts, collects, and stores weeds in one continuous process, requiring only one operator.
2. Shallow water maneuverability. The lightweight hull and shallow draft allow the boat to move freely in narrow ditches, ponds, and shallow lakes.
3. Durable cutting and conveying components. Blades and conveyor belts are made from wear-resistant materials, which helps reduce downtime and maintenance frequency.
4. Continuous diesel power. The diesel engine provides consistent output for extended working periods without dependence on external power sources.
5. Customizable platform. Hull dimensions and onboard equipment can be adjusted to match specific water conditions and project scale.
For projects that involve more than weed removal, the company can assist with the overall equipment planning for water environment improvement. Based on the water area, average depth, vegetation type, and water quality goals, a combination of machines can be proposed. This may include aquatic weed harvesters, surface garbage collection boats, aeration units, and bank-side conveying equipment.
The design process generally starts with a site description from the customer, followed by a review of water conditions and maintenance requirements. Equipment types and quantities are then recommended with attention to operational coverage, labor availability, and budget constraints. If required, technical personnel can provide layout suggestions and production planning for larger treatment programs.
1. Routine clearing of floating weeds in scenic spots and park lakes.
2. Removal of duckweed and water hyacinth in fish ponds and reservoirs to support water quality.
3. Aquatic weed control in urban and rural inland rivers.
4. Grass removal in irrigation channels to prevent blockage.
5. River ecological maintenance and comprehensive water environment improvement projects.
The complete unit is covered for 12 months or 1,000 working hours, whichever is reached first. Wear components and damage caused by human error are excluded from the warranty. Replacement parts can be supplied; shipping costs and installation labor are the customer's responsibility.
Q1: What types of aquatic weeds can this harvester handle?
A1: It is designed for floating and emergent vegetation such as water hyacinth, duckweed, and alligator weed. For submerged or rooted plants with thick stems, additional cutting configurations may be required.
Q2: How often should the cutting blades be replaced?
A2: Blade life depends on the volume and hardness of the vegetation. Under normal use in soft aquatic weeds, blades typically last several months. Regular inspection is recommended, and spare blades should be kept on site for continuous operations.
Q3: Can the harvester be used in water with debris such as branches or plastic waste?
A3: The machine is intended for aquatic vegetation. Large debris should be removed beforehand to prevent damage to the cutter and conveyor system. The operator should monitor the work area and stop if non-plant obstacles are encountered.
Q4: Is operator training provided?
A4: Basic operation is straightforward, but we provide a detailed manual and instructional video covering startup, weed collection, unloading, and daily maintenance. For bulk orders, on-site training can be arranged for a limited period.
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