Last week, Royal van Zanten has taken the decision to automate their planting of Chrysanthemum cuttings by use of the ISO Cutting Planter 4000 machines. Royal van Zanten is a progressive, innovative company with a wide and attractive range of plants and flowers. With the ISO Cutting Planter 4000 machines the company will reach an even better result in uniformity of their young plants. Moreover, by automating the process Royal van Zanten will be able to make their exploitation more profitable.
Royal van Zanten’s production & logistics director Michael Mackaay about their choice “The pay-back time and the planting quality were decisive for us. The machines have proven to do their job very well and reliable.”. ISO Group executive director Piet Oomen says “We are thankful to welcome Royal van Zanten as customer. More and more breeders and growers see the benefits of automatical planting of cuttings. Every single cutting is planted at the same depth which is a perfect start for equal growth of roots. Our machines can do Chrysanthemum but also other variaties like Buxus, and Osteospermum. We also developed a version for Schlumbergera. It’s our goal to improve customers repetitive processes by automation, and so, to help them to be more successful in their businesses.”
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ISO GROUP
Andreas Hofland
A.Hofland@iso-group.nl
www.iso-group.nl
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