French Fries Line
Tummers Food Processing Solutions has built up extensive knowledge of potatoes as a raw material and the best methods for processing them.
Frozen French Fries Plant
Manufacturing the French fries and the frozen French fry do not have much difference. It differs only in the final part of frying and freezing. The frozen French fries take lesser time to fry than the fresh French fries.
French Fry Lines
NSSPL’s French Fry Lines are designed with the latest technologies to produce efficient and reliable process lines. They offer reliability, high quality, and turnkey solutions for frozen french fry production lines.
Shake grading line SG 60 series
Shake grading line SG 60 series for table and seed potatoes
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.
Hydro-cutting lines
Tummers Food Processing Solutions is the biggest player in hydro cutting technology in Europe. An extensive range of typical Tummers Food Processing Solutions standard equipment is available, while layout and details are custom designed.
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Extruded Snacks Line
With the rising demand to meet the craving of the consumers, snacks must be appealing both in taste and appearance. To match this increasing demand, SV Agri has built an extruded snack production line that helps in manufacturing multiple snack foods at quicker bake times.
Fully Automatic Potato Chips Line
The fully automatic potato chip production lines are created to transform potatoes into delicious, top-quality potato chips. Various capacities can be customized to meet your needs.
Stackable Potato Chips Line
The automatic potato chip making machines can be used to produce potato chips.
Potato Masher Separator
The Masher Separator simplifies the process of mashing potatoes while effortlessly separating unwanted elements like skins or lumps. Achieve perfectly smooth and creamy mashed potatoes in minutes, without the hassle of manual separation.
Shell Coating System
SV Agri automatic nut/shell coating machine is mainly used for coating, glazing, and granulating edible nuts such as almonds, peanuts, cashews, pistachios, green peas, puffed chickpeas, pumpkin seeds, and sunflower seeds.
Pulse Roasting Line
SV Agri roasted pulses production line offers state-of-the-art technology, precise control over oil levels and moisture content, waste reduction, cost savings, energy efficiency, and integration to produce multiple snacks on one line.
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Breakfast cereals Line
The breakfast cereal machine processes ready-to-eat breakfast cereals in a variety of shapes and recipes using corn flour, wheat flour, oats, barley, etc. as its raw material.
Dynamic Mixing System Line
Quality and efficiency are critical when it comes to mixing multiple ingredients as per the recipe set. Flexible and dynamic mixing systems can be a competitive advantage for snack product manufacturers.
Semi Automatic Potato Chips Line
Economode's semi-automatic potato chips production lines are primarily developed for small and medium-scale potato chips businesses.
Rectangular Fryer Big Size with Continuous Filter for Potato Chips
Economode Rectengular Fryer Big Size is designed to make 90-100 kg/ Hr of potato Chips. It comes with Inbuilt Oil Heater on Diesel/Gas and with Wood Fired Oil Heater for the economic production of Potato Chips.
Pellet Snacks Processing Plant
Kuipers pellet processing technology presents snack producers the opportunity to manufacture delicious products such as puffed-style pellets, prawn crackers, pork rinds, and other similar snacks all on the same plant.
Fully Automatic Mini Potato Chips Line
Economode Fully Automatic Mini Potato Chips Line comes in 100 KG and 200 KG / HR capacity. They obligated to meet the quality standards as per the customer demand.
