quik-coat® MD 5
tna quik-coat® MD 5 is the ultimate mandrel dispensing unit that applies a variety of free flowing ingredients consistently onto the top of products passing underneath. The tna quik-coat® MD 5 is custom configured for width and ingredients.
Fastback OMS
The Heat and Control - FastBack Revolution On-Machine Seasoning System combines the superior seasoning performance of the patented dynamic AccuFlavor™ Tumble Drum.
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.
Shake Grading line SG80 series
The Allround Shake grader is designed to grade potatoes according to their square size. The potatoes are fed to the top of the machine onto the top sieve. The sieves in the machine shake in sequential frequencies, which causes the potatoes to move along on the sieves.
Flo-Peel® Batch Peeling
Flo-Mech Flo-Peel™ has become the industry standard for batch abrasive peeling.
intelli-spin® 700 series
The Arcall intelli-spin® 700 series uses advanced spinning disc technology to provide accurate and consistent liquid and slurry application.
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Sprint 2® Dicers
Sprint 2® Potato Dicer - 1/8 to 1" (1.6 to 25.4 mm) dices and pieces such as 1/8 x 1 x 1/8" (3.2 x 25.4 x 3.2 mm) from cooked product. Input product dimension should not exceed 6.5" (165.1 mm) in any dimension.
Horizontal Box Filler
Allround Horizontal Box Filler is designed to fill boxes of various sizes in the most product-friendly way possible. The machines are designed in such a way that the product damage is reduced as much as possible and to fill the box completely from sides as well.
Batch Frying (& Oil Heating)
Flo-Mech offers Batch Fryers for chips in a range of sizes from 120 kg per hour. • For hand cooked, hard bite, kettle style crisps
intelli-detect® 3
Protect your product from contamination with the tna intelli-detect® 3 – a highly accurate throat metal detector specially designed to detect contaminants of less than 0.5mm in diameter, in addition to any metals.
Corona® process
Corona® process from ZEISS is all the spectrometer you’ll ever need. With its extended wavelength range of 380 to 1,650 nm, it can determine ingredients and true color values simultaneously without additional filters
Table Potato Washing and Grading line
Potato Processing line with a washing area, 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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Steam Peeling
Steam peeling is the most efficient method of removing skin from vegetables and fruit. Lines processing between 1,000 kg/hr–65,000 kg/hr can benefit from TOMRA’s produce steam peeling equipment, resulting in savings of raw material and energy.
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
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.
Potato Washing Line for Processing
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. This is line includes the washing machine U 500.
Box Stacker
Allround box stackers are designed to speed up the process of stacking and can be easily added to existing lines. This process provides a logistic advantage by reducing forklift movements.
