
Brush and Spray Washer
Parallel brush rollers and overhead sprays provide an open washing zone before inspection and fruit-specific preparation.
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Review spray-water supply, dirty-water collection and drainage for the selected washer. Separate fruit rejects and wet-floor access from the useful product path.
Coordinate heating and cooling media with the selected thermal configuration and inlet product. Confirm actual utility conditions during equipment selection rather than applying one universal consumption figure.
Identify the filler services and the CIP supply and return paths. The closed-pipe cleaning circuit does not replace access to an open washer, conveyor or removable screen.
A site layout, available utilities and retained-equipment list help define connections. Keep usable access and drain routes alongside the equipment footprint in the enquiry.
Share the incoming material, required pulp and intended package. Include your current equipment if this is a replacement or an extension.
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Parallel brush rollers and overhead sprays provide an open washing zone before inspection and fruit-specific preparation.
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A tube-in-tube thermal family brings a suitable fruit pulp through a specified heating, holding and cooling route.
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A bag-filling assembly with two positions and drum-handling lanes connects treated pulp to its selected bulk package.
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The shown three-tank cleaning station combines liquid storage, circulation pumps, a valve manifold and operator interface for selected closed circuits.
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