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The AIMA olive harvesters and shakers available on AgriEuro include a range designed for olive harvesting in olive groves of different sizes. AIMA models use canopy oscillation, vibration and combing systems to encourage fruit detachment while working neatly on the tree. The range includes battery-powered electric solutions and petrol engine models, meeting different needs in terms of autonomy, power, quiet operation and working comfort.
This category includes two main types of AIMA olive harvesters:
On AgriEuro it is possible to select AIMA olive harvesters and shakers according to their main technical features, so as to choose the product best suited to your harvesting needs. Power supply, pole, power and beating speed affect working comfort, field performance and compatibility with tall trees, dense canopies or unpruned olive groves.
AIMA models cover different professional levels, from careful hobby use to more frequent work in small and medium-sized olive groves. Those harvesting only a few trees can choose a battery-powered electric model, which is lighter and quieter; those working on tall trees, thick canopies or longer harvesting sessions can consider a more powerful model or one with a petrol engine.
AIMA olive harvesters differ according to the type of power supply and harvesting context. Battery-powered electric models prioritise lightness, quiet operation and practicality, with a good balance between comfort and performance. Petrol engine models, on the other hand, are suitable when greater autonomy, constant power and operational continuity over larger areas are required.
AIMA battery-powered electric olive harvesters are designed for those looking for a manageable, quiet tool suitable for prolonged harvesting work without local emissions. The lighter structure compared with petrol models reduces strain on the arms, especially when working on several trees during the same day. Electric power makes these models suitable for olive groves close to homes or noise-sensitive areas, as well as for operators who prefer simpler maintenance. The brush motor, lightweight pole and well-positioned controls make the tool practical even for those carrying out seasonal harvesting in small and medium-sized olive groves. They are suitable for trees with orderly canopies, careful harvesting and work where precision and comfort are particularly important.
AIMA olive harvesters and shakers with petrol engine are designed for operators who require power, autonomy and continuity during harvesting. The combustion engine allows field work even far from electrical sockets, spare batteries or charging points. This feature makes them suitable for larger olive groves, long working days and trees with sturdier branches. The greater operating drive helps in contexts where the canopy is dense or irregular, where a more decisive action is needed to encourage olive fall. These models are suitable for demanding users, farms and seasonal work with higher harvesting volumes.
The choice between the main AIMA olive harvester models depends on the type of tree, canopy density, branch height and harvesting pace. The Twist family is designed to comb branches with lateral oscillation, encouraging olive detachment with a regular and controlled action. Mirage models are instead suitable when a more incisive vibration is needed, useful in more difficult harvesting conditions or on very dense canopies.
The Twist olive harvester is one of the most representative models in the AIMA range for olive harvesting. Its lateral oscillation system allows branches to be combed neatly, helping fruit detach without applying an overly aggressive action on the tree. The carbon rakes contribute to gentle harvesting and reduce the weight of the head, making the tool easier to handle during prolonged sessions. It is suitable for those looking for a good balance between yield, precision and comfort, especially on well-kept trees and olive groves with canopies that are not excessively dense.
The Twist Standard is designed for those who want a reliable, easy-to-use model suitable for harvesting tasks that are not too demanding. It maintains the lateral combing logic of the Twist line, with a configuration suitable for those looking for an entry point into the AIMA range without giving up quality work on the canopy. It is a consistent choice for small and medium-sized olive groves, demanding hobby users and seasonal harvesting where practicality, lightness and control are required. Its simple construction also helps with checking and cleaning operations after work.
The Twist Plus is aimed at those who require higher performance than a standard model while maintaining the typical working approach of the Twist family. It is suitable for faster harvesting, trees with a heavier olive load and operators who want higher output in the same work session. The technical improvements help speed up fruit detachment while maintaining good gentleness on the tree. This model is suitable for those working in more demanding olive groves while preferring a manageable and precise solution.
The Twist 2.0 represents a more updated version of the Twist line, designed for those looking for energy efficiency, ergonomics and continuity in everyday work. It is suitable for operators who harvest frequently and want to reduce strain throughout the day. The structure focuses on a balanced ratio between power, movement control and comfort, making canopy combing smoother. It is a suitable choice for medium-sized olive groves, intensive seasonal harvesting and users looking for a more complete model than entry-level versions.
The Mirage olive harvester is designed for more complex harvesting conditions, where the canopy is dense, the tree has not been pruned recently or the olives require a more decisive action to detach. The vibration technology works more incisively than combing alone, making the model suitable for different olive varieties and branches with greater resistance. The extended 30 cm tines help penetrate the vegetation better, reaching the innermost olives without forcing the operator into excessive movements. Mirage is therefore suitable for those dealing with dense olive groves, irregular trees or harvesting where a more energetic tool is needed.
Buying AIMA olive harvesters and shakers on AgriEuro allows you to choose from models selected for different harvesting needs. The online catalogue combines detailed technical data sheets, spare parts availability and services designed to support the customer even after purchase.
Choose the AIMA olive harvester or shaker best suited to your olive grove on AgriEuro and purchase the model most consistent with your harvesting needs.
AIMA olive harvesters act on the foliage with vibrating or oscillating combs, encouraging olive detachment with a more targeted action. AIMA shakers, on the other hand, work with a more decisive vibration on the branches, useful on trees with robust branch structures and more demanding harvesting.
Under optimal conditions, a battery-powered AIMA olive harvester can even support a full working day. The actual duration depends on the model, the battery used, canopy density, harvesting pace and how often the head is activated.
AIMA electric olive harvesters consume on average between 150 and 250 Watts per hour, depending on the model and working conditions. Consumption may vary in the presence of denser canopies, tall trees or more intensive harvesting sessions.
Maintenance of AIMA olive harvesters and shakers should start with cleaning after each use, removing plant residues, dust and small fragments that can accumulate on rakes, head and pole. On battery-powered models it is important to periodically check connections, cables, battery and motor, making sure there are no signs of wear or loose contacts. On petrol engine models, attention must be paid to routine engine checks and proper storage of the tool after work. Moving parts should be lubricated regularly to reduce friction and wear, always following the instructions in the manual of the purchased model. At the end of the season, the tool should be stored in a dry and clean environment, away from humidity and excessive heat, with pole, head and rakes checked before the next harvesting period.
The olive harvesting period generally falls between the end of October and the beginning of December. Timing changes according to the region, olive variety, fruit ripeness and the season's weather conditions.
The choice of timing depends on olive ripeness, sun exposure, rainfall distribution and temperatures. An early or late harvest can affect the aromatic profile and antioxidant content of the oil.