Water Treatment (Solids Removal)
Solids handling system designed to work in conjunction with washing or other solid saturated water systems. This system can be sized and implemented to produce clean recirculated water where solids removal is required.
Even Flow Bins
Southern Fabrication Works offers a range of even flow bins with a wide range of capacities an with multiple filling and discharge options, designed to create a smooth and consistent product flow
Potato Flake Lines
Potato flake lines are a Tummers Specialty. Destoning, washing, peeling, cutting, cooking, mashing, drying, flaking, milling and packaging, all effortlessly performed.
M VersaPro® Dicer
The M VersaPro® (MVP) Dicer provides the best in sanitary design and the ultimate in versatile cutting of proteins. The MVP offers 33% increased feeding capacity versus the standard M6 due to wider belts, optimized cutting, and increased horsepower.
Peeling line
Tummers peeling lines for the peeling and after-washing of potatoes and tubers are developed with the purpose of high-quality end product and minimal skin loss.
Frozen Vegetables And Fruits Processing Line
Frozen vegetables and Fruits Processing line includes several processing types of fruits that include drying, canning, and juicing. It includes fruit preserves, fruit juices, and canned fruits. Frozen vegetables are processed in frozen form and stored.
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Conveyors
Conveyor system create an oscillating movement that causes the friction of the product on the tray to clean the product and aroma residues on the tray. Avoids product breakage and facilitates cleaning by having a smooth surface with no hidden corners.
Flo-Cut® Model 360 Watergun Cutting Head
The Flo-Cut® Model 360 cutting head is designed for use in large volume watergun systems, or with the Urschel Model VSC Cutter. This unit can be integrated into watergun systems and offers fast, easy cutting head replacement for changing knives or sizes of cuts.
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.
Micro Adjustable Shape Cuts SL14
The Urschel MicroAdjustable® Slicing Head (SL-14) offers maximum cutting action and expedient knife changeovers for your potato chips production line.
Odyssey steam peeler
The Odyssey steam peeler incorporates TOMRA's control software, an enlarged steam peeling vessel, and a weigh hopper.
conti-pro® PEL 3
Florigo conti-pro® PEL 3 is a pellet and specialty products frying system handling a wide range of pellet shapes and product shapes using a highly efficient frying process.
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E TranSlicer® Cutters
The standard E TranSlicer Cutter (ETRS) accepts firm products up to 4" (101.6 mm) in diameter or leafy-type, compressible products up to 6" (152.4 mm). Interchangeable 20" (508 mm) diameter stainless steel cutting wheels reduce products with great precision and efficiency at high capacity.
DiversaCut Sprint® Dicer
The DiversaCut Sprint® Dicer is a high performance dicer designed to uniformly dice, strip cut, and slice a wide variety of vegetables, fruits, and meats. Efficiency and flexibility are key traits of the Sprint®.
Flo-Wash® SBW
Flo-Mech Flo-Wash® submerged barrel washing system ensures a clean product, ready for further processing.
Even-flow hopper
The Allround Even-flow hopper is used to dose the flow of product in a line. Mostly the Even-flow hopper is used in front of a Weighing machine or an optical sorter.
Sorting and Grading Lines
NSSPL sorting and grading lines are the most advanced sorting and grading lines for fruits and vegetables by sorting them by size, color, and weight. NSSPL also offers a washing treatment line
InProcess Software
InProcess makes the most of your production by allowing you to monitor, adjust and gain valuable data from your ZEISS spectrometers. Icon based and intuitive, InProcess is also fully customizable.
