ultra-peel® SKC 3
Florigo ultra-peel® SKC 3 is an abrasive peeler that operates in batches, weighing your product, to ensure optimized peeling results from small, medium and large potatoes for the production of potato chips.
quik-coat® MLS 3
The tna quik-coat® MLS 3 is a volumetric main-line seasoning (MLS) system that continuously and accurately coats a variety of snacks products moving at a fixed rate through the production line.
Barrel Washer
Wyma's Barrel Washer is a cost-effective machine that effectively and gently washes fresh produce while removing soil and small stones. Produce can be partially or fully submerged during washing. As the perforated barrel rotates, vegetables rub against each other and the barrel for a gentle clean.
Belt Inspection Table
Wyma's Belt Inspection Table conveys produce for manual and visual inspection. If produce is very dirty, an optional web belt can allow dirt, debris and water to fall through so they are not carried further down the processing line.
RoastR
Rosenqvists RoastR traditionally cooks snack pellets and is expanded using frying oil or hot air as heat transfer media. With RoastR, heat is applied through salt - the next step in snack innovation.
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.
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Elea PEF Advantage B 1 and B 1 mini
The compact, all-in-one, affordable, flexible Pulsed Electric Field solution for businesses looking for output up to 6 t/h.
Screen sizer
The Allround Screen sizer is designed to grade according to the square or hexagonal size. the machine has a vibrating rotatling rubber bed with openings. is the product smaller than the opening, it falls on a belt.
robag® 3e
The new tna robag® 3e is the latest iteration of the industry-leading tna robag® packaging series. The new tna robag® 3e takes control sophistication to an unprecedented level with real-time communication software and smart diagnostics.
TOMRA 5B
The TOMRA 5B sorting machine guarantees optimal sorting of your food products, from vegetables and potatoes to leafy products.
It helps you to meet the highest standards for both food safety and quality.
It helps you to meet the highest standards for both food safety and quality.
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
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.
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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.
intelli-weigh® alpha advance series
The tna intelli-weigh® alpha advance series of multi-head weighers is a simple, affordable weighing solution that does not compromise performance or efficiency.
Flume Conveyors
Wyma Flume Conveyors 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.
Horizontal Debris Remover
Horizontal Debris Remover removes dirt, roots and other debris from potatoes.
FastBack® Blending System
FastBack Blending Systems offer manufacturers the most economical, accurate, and consistent means of delivering product blends to multiple scales in a variety of environments.
Allstore
Allstore is regulating the temperature, relative humidity, and CO₂ level inside the storage building to the optimal values to maintain the product quality with minimal storage losses.
