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Find the equipment duty inside the complete plant

Follow the product from intake to package, or inspect the services that support several operations. Compare modules using their real inputs and interfaces.

Each module has a specific input, output and interface. Equipment imagery is a catalogue reference, not a claimed photograph of your proposed plant.

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01 / Product duties

Receiving, washing and sorting

Remove field contamination and rejected material, then deliver sound fruit at a rate the recovery section can accept.

02 / Product duties

Preparation, recovery and refining

Open the crop using a method matched to its anatomy. Separate useful juice or pulp from peel, seeds, stones and coarse residue.

03 / Product duties

Conditioning and buffering

Manage feed temperature, entrained air and short process interruptions before the next product operation.

04 / Product duties

Evaporation and concentration

Remove water from a defined intermediate; choose the heat-transfer and circulation arrangement from its changing properties.

05 / Product duties

Product and package heat treatment

Coordinate the validated treatment with product properties, holding behaviour and the downstream preservation boundary.

06 / Product duties

Filling and package handling

Match the product preservation route to the container, closure and handling system. Filling capacity uses recovered product flow.

Labeling Machine

Closed containers with a specified surface condition, geometry and label format.

Output Labelled packs ready for the agreed coding, inspection and secondary packing steps.

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Support systems

Parallel plant services

Cleaning, water, cooling, compressed air and controls support several product operations. They are not successive steps in the food stream.

CIP System

Defined cleaning media and services for individually mapped product circuits.

Output Controlled supply and return through agreed cleaning circuits, with records and waste handling.

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