E-FLO™ Electroporation System
E-FLO is an Electroporation system that uses pulse electric fields (PEF) technology. The system sends PEF through the cell walls of potatoes and root vegetables and perforates the cell membranes with microscopic holes.
hydro-clear® OWB 3
Florigo hydro-clear® OWB 3 is a solution for stripping water from both the top and bottom of potato slices before frying.
Skin Separator
The Allround skin separator is designed to remove floating pieces from the produce. This could be for example loose pieces of skin or branches and leaves. The machine works on the principle that the product is heavier than the pieces that are to be taken out
Industrial Potato washing line 600 series
This line is designed to wash industrial potatoes. The principle is that a box is placed in the machine, which then slowly tilts the box so that a hopper or elevator is filled.
Brushing Machines
The Allround brushing machine is designed to clean vegetables and potatoes using brushes that have a wave shape. The vegetables are transported through mass. Underneath the brushes, a box or transport belt can be placed to collect the dust.
roflo® VM 3
The tna roflo® VM 3 is a high-performance food conveyor system that uses horizontal vibratory motion to evenly distribute products, while offering an efficient method for in-line storage. Its versatile design features a variety of pan options to suit every production need.
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Inspection unit in cabin
The Allround Cabin inspection is used for manual sorting of the waste between the products. It allows you to pick out the rotten products and other waste, which can be disposed of onto the waste belt between the two belts.
Industrial Potato washing line 500 series
This line is designed to wash industrial potatoes. The principle is that a box is placed in the machine, which then slowly tilts the box so that a hopper or elevator is filled.
Eco Steam Peeler
The Eco Steam Peeler leads the food processing industry in the pursuit of the highest peeling performance and reduced waste to enable processors to achieve sustainability objectives in their food production.
PEF Advantage B 1000-850 system
The PEF Advantage B 1000-850 was developed for production runs of up to 100 t/h. With a higher throughput and more capacity, the machine comes in a more compact design, and includes all the usual safety features.
robag® 3e TX series
tna robag® TX series is a range of vertical, form, fill and seal (VFFS) packaging solutions that handle a variety of bags using rotary double, single or flat jaw configurations.
Premium Veggie Decker
A mouthwatering, sumptuous veggie-potato bite, encapsulated in a crisp coating, decked with breadcrumbs is definitely the food lover’s heaven! Sure a blockbuster from their kitty.
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KnifeGuard®
The KnifeGuard uniquely identifies each knife block and verifies that the correct combination of block and alignment tubes is used. Also keeps track of use and maintenance of each knifeblock.
Storage Hoppers
The Allround Storage Hoppers are designed to act as a buffer in a processing line or between a processing line and a packing line. The Storage Hoppers are designed to be built in segments.
Model CC Slicer
Food processors rely on the Urschel Model CC (MCC) to produce precise, uniform slices, strips cuts, shreds, and granules at high production capabilities with excellent results.
Flo-Cool® ROCS
Flo-Cool® ROCS The latest Flo-Cool® system pumps oil through a HX system–to rapidly cool frying oil for storage in a day/over nigh tank–resulting in faster clean-down/change overtimes.
Big-bag Filler
The Allround Big-bag filler is designed to fill big bags continuously in the most gentle way possible. This is achieved by a fall damping system which automatically goes up as soon as the level of product in the big bag requires.
