Accumulation Trays
Optimize product flow regulations and homogenize the flow rate, using accumulation hoppers as required.
Turning table TT 150
The turning table is used after a weighing and packing installation. Packed products come onto this turning table, from which the workers can grab them and place the bags on pallets.
Industrial Potato washing line 500 series
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.
conti-pro® FF 3
Florigo conti-pro® FF 3 is a French fries frying system designed with a process intended to boost the efficiency of your production line.
Cutting line Switcher
Tummers Cutting line Switcher is a stainless steel, industrial switcher for changing cutting blocks either automatically or manually, and without interrupting your production. They can be Operated with a front-mounted touch screen.
Affinity® CD-L Dicer
The new Affinity® CD-L Dicer produces uniform dices in the small to intermediate size range. The CD-L combines the utility of Urschel Models CD-A and L-A, plus working design elements from the Affinity Integra® Dicer.
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ADR EXOS™
Key’s Automatic Defect Removal System (ADR) is a unique system that turns a defective potato strip into a good one by automatically identifying and removing flaw areas.
clear-cut® SWM 3
Florigo clear-cut® SWM 3 is an efficient water cutting system that is able to handle a variety of cutting styles for potatoes – all while eliminating product damage.
Shake Grader
The Allround Shake grader is designed to grade potatoes according to the 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.
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.
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.
Multi-Zone Chips Frying System
Rosenqvists Food Technologies have designed the Multi-Zone Chips Fryer to give the final product the desired characteristics, for optimal control of the frying process.
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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.
Comitrol® Processor Models 3600F - 3640F
This Model is used for shred for hashbrowns. 1/16 to 3/8" (1.6 to 9.5 mm) particles for potato pancakes or rösti from dicing and french fry screenings and rejects. Use cutting head with suitable particle opening size. Capacity is 4,000 - 5,000 lbs. (1,800 - 2,200 kg) hourly using 3,600 revolutions per minute impeller speed.
Fryer for Batter-coated French Fries
Over 16,000 kg/h of finished crispy batter-coated french fries can be produced for fast-food lovers using Heat and Control's latest batter applicator and multi-zone fryer system.
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-Therm® G4 PC Oil Heater
Flo-Mech Flo-Cut® Sizer-Halver is a Potato Grading System, with a Halving Section for Oversized Tubers
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.
