The first AirSep. The beginning of a success story. @SpudnikEquipment
The first AirSep. The beginning of a success story.  @SpudnikEquipment
Uploaded December 2016 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN OUR ENGINEERS HAVE ZERO TOLERANCE FOR FOREIGN MATERIAL.
Matthew Porter approached us in 2010 to increase the quality and reduce the bruising of the potatoes on his farm in the fertile but rocky soil of Maine. After a year of developing, our engineers came up with a new technology, called AirSep, and built a harvester around it.
This was the beginning of a success story.
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The first AirSep. The beginning of a success story.

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