Retrofit your existing processing tomato harvester with real-time yield mapping. Designed for Oxbo Commander, Johnson and Star; Guaresi G89/93; Erme and Hortech.
Request a DemoProcessing tomato delivers 70–100+ tons per hour through the harvester. Knowing where every gondola came from — block by block — turns variety trials, drip-irrigation tuning and contract negotiations from anecdote into data.
Mass flow measured after color-sort and vine-removal — log marketable red fruit, not gross harvested volume.
Field totals match weighbridge tickets at the cannery or paste plant — every gondola traceable to its origin block.
Tag fields by variety, drill date and drip schedule — compare productivity per agronomic decision.
Selected models below. Self-propelled and trailed processing tomato harvesters used worldwide.
| Brand | Compatible Tomato Harvester Models |
|---|---|
| Oxbo | Commander (70 ton/hour standard); Johnson; Star (60 ton/hour self-propelled); WSE 40 specialty harvester |
| Guaresi | G89/93 MS 32-inch; G89/93 MS 40-inch; G89/93 DS 40-inch (top model); Super G 48-inch (dual pick-up head) |
| Erme | HP-650 self-propelled processing tomato harvester |
| Hortech | Self-propelled and trailed processing tomato harvester range |
A complete retrofit kit for high-throughput bulk-crop harvesters — load cells, sensor controller, telemetry module and GPS antennas. Install on your tomato harvester without dealer involvement.
Load cells mount on the discharge elevator or gondola conveyor. Cab module handles GPS, processing and cellular sync — designed for 80+ ton/hour mass-flow.
Tell us your harvester make, model and pick-up head configuration — we'll size the kit for you.
Contact SalesYes. Both Oxbo (Commander, Johnson, Star, WSE 40) and Guaresi (G89/93 series, Super G 48-inch) tomato harvesters accept the kit on the discharge elevator. Mounting hardware is sized per machine.
Yes. Per-gondola and per-field totals reconcile against processor delivery tickets. Variance reports highlight where field measurement and weighbridge tickets diverge.
Yes. Sensors are validated across major processing tomato regions; 4G connectivity falls back to local carriers worldwide.
All major processing tomato harvesters: Oxbo Commander, Johnson, Star and WSE 40; Guaresi G89/93 MS 32-inch, MS 40-inch, DS 40-inch and Super G 48-inch; Erme HP-650; Hortech self-propelled and trailed processing tomato harvesters.
Yes. The sensor reads mass flow after the color-sort and vine-removal stages, so the yield log reflects marketable red fruit rather than gross harvested volume. Sort-rejection data can be exported alongside yield where the harvester exposes that telemetry.
Field totals export as Shapefile, ISOXML and CSV, ready to reconcile against gondola weighbridge tickets at the cannery or paste plant.
Yes. Sensors are IP67-sealed with self-cleaning optics and load cells designed for high-mass, high-debris processing tomato harvest conditions in California, Italy, Spain and Australia.