1. Appearance and details: Check the appearance of the seeder for obvious signs of damage or wear. In addition, it is necessary to check whether the installation of each component is standardized and whether the coordination between various components is correct.
2. Seeding system: The seeding system is the core part of the entire seeder, including seed bank, distributor, vibrator, centrifugal disk, etc. When qualifying a planter, various parts of the seeding system need to be inspected to ensure accurate metering, arrangement and depth of seed.
3. Sowing spacing: Sowing spacing refers to the distance between seeds on the land. The seeder should be able to achieve different sowing spacing according to different crop types and planting requirements. For the quality identification of a seeder, it is necessary to check its sowing quality and effect at different spacings.
4. Sowing depth: Sowing depth refers to the depth of seeds in the soil. Different crop types and different soil types require different sowing depths. When identifying the quality of a planter, check that it can achieve the proper seeding depth for different crops and soil types.
5. Operation efficiency: The operation efficiency of a seeder is related to its seeding effect and operation speed. When conducting identification, it is necessary to check whether the operating efficiency of the seeder meets the requirements and whether it can operate stably for a long time.
6. Price: The prices of seeders with the same specifications may also be different. You need to consider whether the price of the equipment matches its performance and quality.