Rake

It consists of a series of flexible rods arranged in a line and is used with "combing" movements of the branches to detach the fruits. It is gentler on the branches compared to the sea urchin, and ideal for sensitive olive varieties. It is also suitable for olive trees with thin branches.

The higher the motor power (Watt), the stronger and faster oscillations can be generated in the rods. This means increased harvesting efficiency in less time.

-Up to 200W (Light use). For a few trees, young or low ones. Lightweight and easy to handle, but with low performance.

-250-350W (Small olive groves). Suitable for branches of moderate difficulty. Good balance of weight and power for amateur use.

-400-600W (Medium use). Suitable for trees of medium density or medium size.

-700-900W (Heavy use). Powerful and durable, quickly removes fruit from large/dense trees. 

-1000W and above (Professional use). Very powerful, for continuous work in large productions. Heavier and more demanding to use.

The higher the voltage, the more stable the performance of the olive harvester during operation. The operating volts of an olive harvester should match the volts of the power source (battery or generator).

Expandable

With the ability to increase the working length using a separate extension that attaches to the pole.

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It features a brushless motor that generates less heat and friction, resulting in less motor wear and longer battery life. It also provides more consistent power and speed, allowing for smoother and more precise operation. In general, brushless motors are more efficient and have a longer lifespan than brushed motors, making them a popular choice for power tools.