Wash & sort
Brush and Spray Fruit Washer
A continuous washer with exposed brush rollers and overhead spray bars for cleaning firm produce before preparation.
Rotating brushes with overhead rinsing
Fruit Puree Recovery and Processing Equipment
Build a pulp route around fruit preparation, two-stage recovery, controlled transfer and treatment that preserves the intended texture.
Material boundary
- Start with
- Prepared edible fruit or fruit requiring a selected destoning step.
- Produce
- Finished pumpable pulp or puree, transferred to the selected treatment and filling system.
Connected operations
Resolve peel and stone handling first
The preparation method follows the fruit. A stone-bearing variety may use mechanical flesh recovery; other fruit can enter pulping after sorting, washing and the required preparation. Manual trimming and mechanical destoning remain separate operations with different material handling.
Recover and finish the pulp
The two-stage pulper combines primary recovery and finer finishing on a shared frame. Its screens and operating arrangement determine which edible material passes into the product and which fraction is rejected. Texture is assessed with the product and rejects from the same run.
Maintain flow without losing the product definition
A buffer tank and transfer pump coordinate the recovery section with treatment. Select the pump around viscosity at process temperature and the retained-particle specification. Mixing and deaeration are included where the formulation and air condition require them.
Treat and fill as one connected boundary
The selected thermal passages, hold section, product valves and filler all need to accept the same pulp. An aseptic bag system provides a defined bulk-pack route when the connected treatment, transfer and filling sequence has been specified for that product.
Capacity, services and supply boundary
Measure prepared-fruit input and accepted pulp output separately in kg/h. Describe the particle and viscosity measurement method at the relevant temperature. Added ingredients, recovery losses and product retained during changeover belong in the mass balance; they are not interchangeable with machine capacity.
The equipment list identifies the machines, product connections and services included in supply. Existing preparation, storage or packaging equipment can be retained where the interface requirements are compatible.
Machines in this route
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Size & destone
Fruit Destoning and Pulp Recovery Machine
A compact hopper-fed recovery assembly with separate processing housings and product discharge for selected stone-bearing fruit.
Fruit-specific flesh separation and recovery
Recover pulp & juice
Two-Stage Fruit Pulper and Finisher
Two separately driven screening stages combine pulp recovery and finer finishing on one supporting frame.
Sequential rotor-and-screen separation
Finish & clarify
Pulp Finishing Stage
The finer screening stage of a pulping arrangement controls coarse fibre and product texture before transfer and treatment.
Screen finishing within the pulping system
Transfer & balance
Fruit Product Tanks and Transfer Pumps
Product vessels, accessible pipe connections and transfer pumps form a controlled buffer between fruit-processing machines.
Product holding and pumped transfer
Transfer & balance
Fruit Juice Vacuum Deaerator
A vacuum-vessel assembly with sight windows, connected piping and a discharge pump for managing entrained and dissolved air.
Air release in a vacuum vessel with controlled product transfer
Treat the product
Tubular Fruit Product Thermal System
A skid-mounted heating, holding and cooling arrangement with product vessels, tube sections, valves and local controls.
Continuous indirect product heat treatment
Fill & close
Aseptic Bag Filling System
A bag-filling arrangement with guarded filling stations, a central control enclosure and roller conveyors for supported bags in drums.
Controlled product transfer through a compatible bag fitment
Plan the equipment connections.
Review the product handoffs, controls, utilities and cleaning circuits alongside the machine selection.