After Washer
The After Washer prepares potatoes and other like products for further processing following the steam peeler. The rotating drum is a single axis, direct-drive design to avoid slippage during rotation.
Peeler/Scrubber/Washer – 2920/2922
Vanmark’s Peeler/Scrubber/Washers integrate the washing and peeling of a variety of products into one machine effectively and efficiently.
Pre Washer
Based on mutual friction, the drum washer will remove clay, sand, and soil from the potatoes.
Brush washer 815
Brush washer 815 is used to wash and peel fruit, and wash after peeling vegetables like potatoes, carrots, turnips, red beets and celery. Inside the trough, an adjustable screw regulates the product flow or the time the product spends in the machine.
Transverse Washer
The Transverse Washer removes dirt and debris using a range of roll types, speeds, spray bars, and retention flaps, resulting in thorough and efficient scrubbing in a short distance.
Peeler/Scrubber/Washer Clean in Place (CIP) System
Vanmark’s Peeler/Scrubber/Washer Clean in Place (CIP) System cleans the peeler bed and rolls during production and at sanitation – reducing manual cleaning and the resulting downtime.
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Potato Washing Auger (Washing and Elevating)
DTS- Washing augers are used to remove soil from unpeeled potatoes, or skin residues from peeled potatoes. The specially designed auger creates tumbling of potatoes while being washed.
Combi-washer
The Tolsma-Grisnich Combi-washer is a combination of the stone-, clod, and haulm seperator and the TG-W washer installation.
Tuber washer
Herbort Tuber washer is ideal for pre-cleaning and washing of all root vegetables. For special applications, the drum can be divided into a wet and dry section.
TG-W washer
The Tolsma-Grisnich TG-W washer is an in-house developed drum washer for the wet cleaning of potatoes and other tuberous and bulbous crops.
Washing & Grading Plant
The plant is designed for the preparation, washing, polishing and sorting of ware potatoes. Both parts of the plant display first-class workmanship down to the smallest detail and are connected together in a highly efficient manner.
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