Fruit preparation & recovery
Brush Roller Washing Machine
An open washing bed combines parallel brush rollers with overhead water sprays.
Conceptual process visualization
From whole fruit
to a connected line.
A representative cloudy apple-juice route: receiving and inspection, brush washing, crushing, belt pressing, buffering, deaeration, tubular treatment and supported-drum bag filling.
What are you processing?Start with the duty, then compare the equipment.
Washing & handlingCrushing & destoningPulping & juice extractionLiquid processing & packingCleaning & controlsThe equipment range
From whole fruit to the product you need
See the working arrangement, selection details and connections for each machine.
Fruit preparation & recovery
Fruit Crushing Machine
A driven rotor reduces prepared fruit before pulping or a separately selected juice-extraction step.
Fruit preparation & recovery
Two-stage Pulper and Refiner
Two cylindrical working stages with separate drives combine pulp recovery and finer screening.
Fruit preparation & recovery
Belt Juice Press
A continuous belt-press family separates juice from a prepared fruit mash through progressive compression.
Liquid processing & packing
Tubular Thermal Processing Skid
A connected thermal skid brings a suitable pumpable juice or pulp through heating, holding and cooling sections.
Liquid processing & packing
Aseptic Bag Filling Machine
A twin-head bag-filling assembly presents the bag connection to the filling head while the container supports the package below.
Make the right choice
Puree or juice?
The difference
starts here.
A pulper recovers a screened pulp fraction. A belt press separates expressed juice from prepared mash. Choose the wanted product before selecting the recovery equipment.
Compare pulping and pressing →A connected equipment package
Choose a route. Define the endpoint.
A puree route, a juice-extraction route and a package for already extracted juice have different starting points.
01
Fruit Puree Production Line
From suitable whole fruit to screened puree, with downstream treatment and bag packing selected for the product.
Fruit Transfer ConveyorBrush Roller Washing MachineInclined Fruit ElevatorFruit Peeling and Destoning MachineFruit Crushing MachineTwo-stage Pulper and RefinerProduct Buffer Tank AssemblyVacuum DeaeratorTubular Thermal Processing SkidAseptic Bag Filling Machine
View equipment & process →02
Fruit Juice Extraction Line
Connect washing and crushing to continuous belt pressing, then collect the expressed juice for the selected processing route.
Fruit Transfer ConveyorBrush Roller Washing MachineInclined Fruit ElevatorFruit Crushing MachineBelt Juice PressProduct Buffer Tank Assembly
View equipment & process →03
Juice Thermal Processing and Bag Packing
A defined package for an already extracted, pumpable juice stream: buffering, optional deaeration, thermal treatment and bag filling.
Product Buffer Tank AssemblyVacuum DeaeratorTubular Thermal Processing SkidAseptic Bag Filling Machine
View equipment & process →Look beyond the machine name
Working parts.
Practical selection.
Compare the actual construction, published family data and configuration choices. Then define the feed, outlet, utilities and access that make the equipment fit your process.
- Equipment-specific working principles and selection questions
- Clearly identified family references and configuration options
- Direct enquiries for one machine or a connected package
Before you request a quotation
Useful answers for equipment buyers
Fruit Crusher vs Pulper: Preparation or Pulp Recovery?
Compare fruit crushing with screened pulp recovery: incoming material, accepted output, rejects and where each machine belongs in a puree route.
Read the guide →Fruit Pulper vs Belt Press: Puree or Expressed Juice?
Choose between a screened puree fraction and expressed juice by comparing pulper screens, belt pressing, preparation and reject-handling requirements.
Read the guide →Fruit Conveyor vs Inclined Elevator: Choosing the Transfer
Compare horizontal fruit transfer with an inclined rise, using the actual inlet and outlet heights, belt duty, discharge geometry and access space.
Read the guide →News and technical analysis
Recent notes for machinery projects
Four dated articles on feed envelopes, stop interfaces, acceptance evidence and traceability.
A Machinery Feed Envelope for Changing Fruit Lots
A machine selected around one delivery can meet a different lot next week. A written feed envelope keeps the material, measurement point and quotation boundary visible before a trial begins.
8 min readRead the article →
What a Fruit-Line Stop Reveals About Machine Interfaces
A stop exposes accumulation, isolation and restart responsibilities that a steady-state line diagram can hide. The useful output is an event record, not an instant diagnosis.
9 min readRead the article →
Acceptance Evidence for a Fruit Machine: Product, Cleaning and Handover
Acceptance is more than a signed checklist. The evidence should show what product was observed, which cleaning surfaces were reached and what information actually changed hands.
9 min readRead the article →
What Better Traceability Means for Fruit Machinery Specifications
Traceability starts with lot identity on the factory floor, not with a dashboard. A machinery specification can preserve the link between fruit, process condition and records, or quietly break it.
8 min readRead the article →
Tell us what you need
One machine. A new route. A better connection.
Tell us the fruit or product, the equipment you need and your contact email. Capacity, drawings and detailed engineering can follow.