Singulating:

We can tape from approx 10mm up to 500mm intervals between seeds, with approximate increments of 5mm. For example, beetroot seed @80mm or 85mm, small round radish @30mm or 35mm, sunflower seed @12cm or 12.5cm, lettuce seed @225mm or 250mm.

Grouping:

We can tape in groups of seeds, mainly used for selective thinning. This is especially useful for seeds grown at large intervals and seeds of poor germination, such as lettuce, cabbage, endives etc.
 
We recommend grouping of seeds with a minimum of 125mm to 150mm between each group of seeds, from the last seed to the first seed of the next group.
 
Example:

Seed can be deposited in lots of 2, 3 or 4 seeds leaving a gap then another 2, 3 or 4 seed. There will be a space between each group of seeds of approx., 20mm, then the gap will start at 150mm.

If the gap between seed groups is wider, say 200mm or 250mm, then the gap between each seed in a group will be wider as well, for example: Lettuce with 3 seeds per group @250mm spacing, will have approx., 35mm-40mm space between each seed.

Saturated:

We can saturate the tape with seed. In this process we remove less seed. We can adjust the amount of seed removed, to be light clumps to heavy clumps of seed. If the seed is dropped to close, ie,  less than 20mm, there won't be mush of a gap or space between seeds, if the spacing is further apart, say 80mm, then there will be a gape or space and several seeds dropped at that spacing. 

NOTE: We aim for the placement increment requested, with a tolerance of approximately 20pct.