Inspection unit in belt
The Allround Belt inspection table 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.
Buffer
Buffers allow to absorb the excess product flow and to dose it back to the line according to the
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Activated Roller Belt
Activated Roller Belt™ (ARB™) technology is a patented, automated conveyance solution that creates new possibilities for system or line layouts. Proven in thousands of installations worldwide, ARB equipment enables efficient, gentle
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.
Flumes
Wyma Flumes provide a very low-maintenance, hygienic option for transporting produce over long distances and around corners to one or many destinations using flow dividers to control produce flow.
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.
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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.
Troughed Conveyors & Elevators
Wyma's Troughed Conveyor & Elevator range is suitable for very dirty produce or situations where many stones are mixed with the produce. This range can also be used for high-load applications.
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.
Box Transport Unit
Allround box transport units are designed to speed up the process of box transport and can be easily added to existing lines. This process provides a logistic advantage by reducing forklift movements.
Drop Limit Box Tipper
The Drop limit box tipper is a box tipper where the drop is limited, which leads to less damage to the product. The tilting of the box is done in three steps: The cubic box is put into the machine, after which the crate is clamped against a cover plate.
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.
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Web Conveyors & Elevators
Wyma Web Conveyor & Elevator belts are made with rubber-coated steel bars. Gaps between the bars allow debris or water to fall through the belt, separating it from produce flow.
Adjustable roller sets
The Allround Adjustable roller sets are designed for pre-cleaning and pre-grading. They can be mounted on all types of Allround Hoppers. The Allround Adjustable roller sets are available with Stainless steel roller, Spiral rollers, and Diabolic roller.
DirectDrive System
The DirectDrive™ System (DDS™) spiral technology from Intralox is a flexible, low-energy solution to increase efficiency in can-making plants that functions both single- and bi-directionally.
Octal-ST Conveyors & Elevators
Octal-ST Conveyors & Elevators transport produce efficiently to different parts of your line. The belt runs on a low-maintenance, troughed slat bed for a smooth and even motion.
Modular Belt Conveyors & Elevators
Modular Belt Conveyors & Elevators are great for dewatering produce. The modular belts let water through while gently transporting produce to the next stage in your line.
Box tipper
Box tippers are designed to feed processing lines or machines. 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.
