Recently, the company set aside a tea field specifically for testing the real use of lithium-powered tea harvesting machines. Instead of only relying on lab data or short trials, the team wanted to see how the machines perform in actual tea garden conditions, day after day.
During the testing, two types of lithium tea harvesters were used. One is the all-in-one lithium tea harvester, where the battery and machine are combined. The other is a model with a separate battery system, allowing the battery and machine to be carried separately. Both types were tested during regular harvesting work to compare handling, efficiency, and comfort over longer periods.
The team paid close attention to cutting performance, battery endurance, and how operators felt after extended use. Some differences were small, but over time they became noticeable. These real-field tests provided useful feedback that cannot be fully seen from specifications alone.
The company believes that truly good products must be tested and proven in real working environments. By running long-term trials in tea gardens, the goal is to improve lithium tea harvesters based on real experience, not just theory, and deliver products that users can trust.
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