Swan Cotton Machinery Makes Appearance at the 9th China-Eurasia Expo

2026/07/03 09:58

From June 25 to 29, 2026, the 9th China-Eurasia Expo, themed "New Opportunities on the Silk Road, New Vitality in Eurasia," was held at the Xinjiang International Convention and Exhibition Center. Swan Shares made a debut at the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps (XPCC) Equipment Manufacturing Exhibition Area with its large-scale, intelligent, self-propelled tomato harvester, showcasing the innovative strength of domestically produced high-end agricultural machinery to buyers from home and abroad. Notably, the equipment exhibited by the company drew significant attention and was featured in the XPCC News Broadcast on the opening day.

As an international trade and economic event rooted in Xinjiang and reaching across Eurasia, the Expo brought together over 3,000 high-quality enterprises and institutions from 49 countries and regions. It served as a comprehensive showcase for the latest achievements in new quality productive forces across various sectors, acting as a vital platform for Eurasian trade cooperation, technological exchange, and industrial synergy.

As a leading enterprise in China's agricultural equipment manufacturing sector, Swan Shares has remained committed to advancing agricultural modernization. Focusing on the pain points of mechanization and intelligent development in agricultural production, the company has continuously tackled critical "choke point" technological barriers in agricultural machinery. By constantly optimizing and refining its portfolio of high-end agricultural machinery products, Swan Shares is empowering the agricultural sector with independent, intelligent manufacturing to reduce costs, improve quality, and drive industrial transformation. This provides strong momentum for the high-quality development of Xinjiang's distinctive agriculture. In 2024, Swan Shares successfully overcame key technical challenges, including efficient fruit-vine separation in complex operating environments, high-speed color and shape recognition with multi-channel, high-flow sorting, hydrostatic drive, and whole-machine self-balancing adjustment. These breakthroughs enabled the mass production of domestically manufactured tomato harvesters, breaking international monopolies and filling a domestic market gap.

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The large-scale self-propelled tomato harvester from Swan Shares boasts performance metrics that match the advanced international standards of similar products. It features four core advantages: automated harvesting, low-damage sorting, high-efficiency operations, and intelligent control. The equipment requires minimal manual assistance to achieve large-scale, intelligent tomato harvesting, with a capacity of up to 80 tons per hour. While significantly boosting harvesting efficiency, it effectively reduces fruit damage rates, perfectly meeting the operational needs of large-scale tomato planting bases and truly realizing the goal of "replacing manual labor with machines to enhance both quality and efficiency."

The debut of this equipment at the 9th China-Eurasia Expo is a vivid demonstration of Swan Shares' commitment to domestic innovation in agricultural machinery and the achievement of independent control over high-end equipment. As early as 2025, this project won the First Prize in the Growth Group of the China Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition (XPCC Division) and the Second Prize in the "Maker Corps" Competition. Currently, the product is not only being sold in the domestic market but was also successfully exported to international markets this year.