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The Perfect Crush Pad Set-up
Harvest season is when everything happens at once—and the equipment you rely on needs to do more than just keep up. For small and mid-sized wineries producing between 2,000 and 20,000 cases annually, efficiency and flexibility are essential. Whether you’re dealing with hand- picked grapes, machine harvested fruit, varying varietals, or tight crush pad space, your destemmer-crusher needs to deliver quality results without slowing you down or locking you into a rigid setup. That’s where the right equipment makes all the difference. You need something that’s not just capable—but configurable. Not just powerful—but versatile. A Crush Pad Essential: Meet the Lugana 1R At Prospero Equipment Corp., we’ve been supporting wineries for over 50 years, and we know how important the right tools are for maintaining wine quality from grape to glass. We also know how important productivity and efficiency is in the crunch-time of harvest season; that’s wh
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"STEEL" of the Week: Bucher Vaslin Destemmer
Bucher Vaslin Delta E2 Destemmer DETAILS: Model: Delta E2 Voltage: 480V / 3Ph Manufacture Date: 2001 S/N: 20130398 Interchangeable cages with diameters of 22mm, 25mm or 32mm available Suggested flow rate: 4-15 tons an hour  Click here to view full details. Priced to Sell Call 707-573-3154 or email today! sales@revolutionequipmentsales.com
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"Steel" of the Week - Whole Cluster Sorting Up to 8 TPH
KEY Iso-Flow Elevated Sorting Table  with Receiving Hopper for Bins In Excellent Condition! Great for whole cluster sorting before a destemmer Dump entire ½ ton grape bin a once Precisely meter whole clusters for sorting up to 8 tons per hour Includes MOG Screen Cleaning and Sanitization is EASY! Click here to view full details. Priced to Sell. Call 707-573-3154 or email today!  sales@revolutionequipmentsales.com
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"Steel" of the Week: Pellenc Destemmer
This is the perfect destemmer for a winery working with high quality fruit looking to process up to 7 tons per hour. Model year: 2013 - very low hours. 480V / 3Ph Destemmer rated at 8 tons. Used at 5 – 7 tons an hour by seller. Click to view full details.  View other destemmers. Priced Right - Call Now. Call 707-573-3154 or email today!   sales@revolutionequipmentsales.com
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"Steel" of the Week: Destemmer
Pellenc Winery L Selectiv Process Destemmer Features: Manual Harvesting: 4 to 12 TPH (depending on varietal and maturity) Mechanical Harvesting: 7 to 20 TPH (depending on varietal and maturity) Grid type belt Custom frame provides access to control display On wheels RPM 400-860 Model year: 2012 Serial number: 81L011 Voltage: 400 / 480 / 3 Ph IT'S 'GO!' TIME! CALL NOW TO SECURE! Call 707-573-3154 or email today!  sales@revolutionequipmentsales.com
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Why Pisoni Chooses Armbruster Rotovib for Unprecedented Grape Processing Quality
Have you met Gravity Wine House founder, Jeff Pisoni? Jeff loves making wine—and considers himself a lifelong student of enology. It’s the craft that his father inspired him to explore, study and pursue since he was just a toddler. Through his role as a winemaker, Jeff developed a passion for exchanging information and insights with the winemaking community, all with the goal of driving for higher quality wine and methods. This passion is seen through our work with clients on both our mobile bottling line and in the cellar. Jeff recently spoke with Wine Industry Advisor on the reasons behind using the Armbruster Rotovib for unprecedented grape processing quality for Pisoni Family Vineyards, as well as our clients at Gravity Wine House.  Read the full article on Wine Industry Advisor
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Why Pisoni Chooses Armbruster Rotovib for Unprecedented Grape Processing Quality
Situation: Winemakers producing premium wines know that wine quality is dependent upon the efficient removal of fruit from the vine and preparing the berries for destemming, a critical process requiring high-end, sophisticated, and reliable grape handling equipment. Jeff Pisoni, Winemaker at Pisoni Vineyards, had been looking to upgrade their previous destemmer for quite some time. “There was a lack of innovation in destemmers for a while,” comments Pisoni. “Purchasing new processing equipment is a big investment and long-term commitment, so we were waiting for the next generation of destemmers to come to market since destemming and sorting is such a critical part of the winemaking process.” When new destemmers did start to become available, it was clear they all had the common goal of giving wineries a very clean destemming process with as little MOG (material other than grapes) as possible. However, only the Armbruster Rotovib Destemmer delivered a f
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"Steel" of the Week: CMA Destemmer
Destemming up to 9 tons / hour! Details: Model: Lugana 2 Year: 2003 Voltage: 240 V / 3 Ph Last used in 2016 Shipping dimensions: 3’ W x 76” L x 63” H Includes built-in adjustable crusher rollers Includes built-in receiving sump Built-in hopper and receiving auger which feeds auger below. That auger drives fruit to destemming shaft and cage.  Destemmed fruit goes into receiving sump with auger and can be pumped off.
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"Steel" of the Week: Destemmer
Enoveneta Top 10 Destemmer  DETAILS: 2014 model used for 1 harvest 10 – 12 ton / output 480 V / 3 Ph Comes with crushing rollers Weight approx. 750 lbs +/- 3’6” W x 8’ L x 6’8” H Stored Inside Like New Condition See full listing here. Priced to Sell.  Call 707-573-3154 or email today! sales@revolutionequipmentsales.com
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How to Build a Winery Crush Pad, Part One
Building a crush pad to commercially process wine grapes at scale may be daunting. Luckily we've been doing it for years, and we have a few tips. Here are some ways you can use equipment to make harvest something to look forward to, not fear. This is a two-part series. In part one we'll take a look at everything up to the press. In part two, we'll take a deeper dive into presses. Step One: Receiving Grapes The first thing to consider is how you'll be receiving grapes, and how you'll be feeding the grapes into your processing equipment. In the US, grapes are typically moved in bins—they're referred to as macro bins, T-bins, or just plain old "bins". Given that bins are the most common way to receive grapes, they are also the most common way to load them into and out of crush pad equipment. This being the case, a forklift-mounted bin dumper tends to be a pretty crucial piece of equipment. You'll want to talk to a forklift sales company about t
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