The widespread adoption of the JCSORT cucumber size grading machine has not only brought tangible economic benefits to businesses but also played a significant role in promoting the standardization and modernization of the cucumber industry.

From an industry perspective, the widespread adoption of this equipment will help establish unified cucumber size grading standards. Currently, the domestic cucumber market relies on individual companies setting their own size grading standards, lacking unified industry standards. This results in significant variations in the specifications of "first-grade cucumbers" produced by different companies, hindering market efficiency. The JCSORT, through its precise size detection and grading capabilities, can serve as a "physical carrier" of industry standards, assisting relevant departments in developing more scientific and unified grading standards and promoting the transition of the cucumber industry from extensive to standardized production.

From a farmer's perspective, standardized grading can enhance the commercial value of cucumbers and increase farmers' income. After JCSORT grading, cucumbers of different sizes can achieve "high quality, high price"—for example, large cucumbers that meet export standards can be sold at a higher price, while small cucumbers can be supplied to food companies as raw materials for processing (such as pickles and cucumber juice). This avoids the traditional problem of mixed-size cucumbers resulting in low prices and unsold goods, ensuring farmers receive a more reasonable return on their labor.

From a consumer perspective, standardized cucumber grading means more consistent quality and clearer choices. Consumers can choose the right size cucumber for their needs (e.g., medium size for daily family consumption, small size for salads), without worrying about wasting too much on large cucumbers or not having enough to eat on small ones. Furthermore, standardized specifications reduce consumer disputes caused by similar-looking cucumbers with significant size differences, improving consumer satisfaction.