hydro-wash® SW 3
Florigo hydro-wash® SW 3 is a slice washing system that removes starch and collects full size potato slices in a single layer for even frying.
Elea PEF Advantage Belt systems
Elea PEF Advantage Belt systems bring fantastic product and process benefits for potato and vegetable process lines.
French Fry Lines
NSSPL’s French Fry Lines are designed with the latest technologies to produce efficient and reliable process lines. They offer reliability, high quality, and turnkey solutions for frozen french fry production lines.
Potato Processing Line 450 series
Potato Processing line with a washing area, polisher, shake grader. The washing area contains a Destoner when there is a lot of dirt coming along with the produce, destoners are the ideal machines.
Web grading line SS 90 series
Web grading line SS 90 series hand feed inspection on outlet belt
Form Line
Idaho Steel is active worldwide in designing, producing and installing complete processing lines, factory upgrades and individual machines for formed potato specialties. Formed potato specialties have been around for decades.
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Flo-Wash® SBW
Flo-Mech Flo-Wash® submerged barrel washing system ensures a clean product, ready for further processing.
Multi Zone French Fry Fryer
The Rosenqvists Multi-Zone frying system uses a minimum of oil resulting in high-quality french fry with a longer shelf life. They combine the latest technologies using computer simulation programs and build efficient and reliable process equipment.
Fiery Fries - Masala Coated Fries
Fries may be western, but IBF revamps them with secret spices from a mother's kitchen, to present to you, their very Indian, masaaledar, "Fiery Fries". Enjoy their crunchy and mealy fries with a unique
Comitrol® Processor Models 3600F - 3640F
This Model is used for shred for hashbrowns. 1/16 to 3/8" (1.6 to 9.5 mm) particles for potato pancakes or rösti from dicing and french fry screenings and rejects. Use cutting head with suitable particle opening size. Capacity is 4,000 - 5,000 lbs. (1,800 - 2,200 kg) hourly using 3,600 revolutions per minute impeller speed.
Controlled Atmospheric Cold Storage
With the advent of controlled atmosphere cold storage, storage and long-time availability of seasonal fruits is now possible. This technology is mainly useful for long term storage of perishable fruits.
Freeze Dryer
NSSPL Freeze Dryers are designed with the latest technologies and high-quality equipment that ensures its performance with consistency. It ensures the aroma and taste of the foods
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