Radial grader
The Allround Radial grader is equipped with laterally placed grading rolls out of stainless steel. The distance between these rolls changes in steps over the different grading stages. Conveyor belts are placed under the machine, one for each grading size.
Model CC Turntable
The Model CC turntable assists with head maintenance. Now available, the new Model CC turntable assists processors with a variety of tasks to save time and effort.
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.
Receiving Hopper
The Allround Receiving Hopper is designed to feed or act as a buffer in loading and unloading lines or processing lines. The hopper is designed in such a way that it can be fed by tip trailers, box tippers, and big bags.
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.
PeelGuard®
The PeelGuard collects data on the peeled product such as size, defects and peel removed and can also optimize the settings of the steampeeler
robag® 3e FX series
tna robag® FX series is a vertical, form, fill and seal (VFFS) packaging solution with speeds up to 250 bags per minute using rotary triple, double, single or flat jaw configurations to package a variety of bag types.
Elea PEF Advantage Belt systems
Elea PEF Advantage Belt systems bring fantastic product and process benefits for potato and vegetable process lines.
Seasoning System
Flo-Mech Flavour Drum infeed vibrator has a stainless steel pan and reaction base. The stainless steel pan has an integrated quick release fines screen. Housed on a support frame.
E²E-Condenser
Steam peeling is the most efficient way to peel potatoes, but the emission causes a loss of energy. The E²E-Condenser saves energy by condensing the emission and using the water for other purposes that take place further in the process.
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.
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.
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.
Heat Exchanger
All kind of stored agricultural products are sensitive for too high CO2 levels. Too high CO2 levels can affect the quality of the product. For example during storage of industrial potatoes, high CO2 levels can affect the frying quality.
E²E SteamClosure
The introduction of the E2E SteamClosure means those days are over. In conjunction with partner Solutherm, Tummers is continuing to expand the Emission to Energy (E2E) concept through the addition of this ingenious extraction system.
Quadra-Flow
QuadraFlow's many benefits range from results on French fries, wedges, and slices, to easy operation and user-friendliness.
Star Wheel Frying System for Pellets
Rosenqvists Star Wheel Frying System for Pellets has 25 years of experience with the design. Their patented Star Wheel Fryer can ensure an exact frying time since each pellet falls to a separated space in the rotary fryer.
FoodSafe Modular Plastic Belting (MPB) Portfolio
The Intralox FoodSafe Modular Plastic Belting Portfolio is the only solution that addresses the root causes of food conveyor challenges. Maintaining conveyance systems in food processing is challenging.
