Orbit Steam Peeler
The versatile Orbit Steam Peeler runs a wide range of vegetables at variable pressures with minimum steam to save resources and improve your throughput.
Fastback OMS
The Heat and Control - FastBack Revolution On-Machine Seasoning System combines the superior seasoning performance of the patented dynamic AccuFlavor™ Tumble Drum.
WeighGuard®
The WeighGuard® is an advanced system for dosing and weighing flavourings and additives that takes into account the line capacity
Autotrax
A patented system for an optimum drying process that turns mash into potato flakes. The Tummers Autotrax makes sure that excess mash on the application rollers of the dryer is scraped off efficiently.
ThermoDrive Series 8140
With the release of ThermoDrive Series 8140, food industry manufacturers can now purchase high-quality, hygienic lug-driven belts supported by Intralox’s expertise and guarantees.
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.
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Big-bag Filler
The Allround Big-bag filler is designed to fill big bags continuously in the most gentle way possible. This is achieved by a fall damping system which automatically goes up as soon as the level of product in the big bag requires.
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
Temperature Controlled Cold Storage
NSSPL offers turnkey solutions for all types of cold storages including civil and PEB works, based on customer requirements of cold storage, by creating and defining the industry through its in-house innovated and also world over available technologies.
Creep Feed Hopper
Wyma's Creep Feed Hopper receives, stores, and conveys dirty produce that has a high level of dirt and clods. Wyma's Creep Feed Hopper is a dry hopper. It receives wet or dry produce with a high level of dirt and clods, allows for fast unloading and changeover time without starving your line of produce, and provides produce buffering.
Large Potato Packaging Line
With this example of a large Potato Packing Line with a capacity of 90-ton/hour, Wyma illustrates the scale and complexity required to process and handle large volumes of potatoes or comparable root vegetables.
Skin Separator
The Allround skin separator is designed to remove floating pieces from the produce. This could be for example loose pieces of skin or branches and leaves. The machine works on the principle that the product is heavier than the pieces that are to be taken out
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Iscon Balaji's Potato Scoops are curvy, chiselled into scoops that are perfect for dip dunking. Crafted to retain hold time, potato scoops remain crisp so that these could be relished at ease with the choicest dips or sauces without any mess on the plate. IBF Potato Scoops are perfect accompaniment to soups and cocktails.
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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.
