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Production lines and systems are sets of plants used in the food industry. They provide the entire production process, from the initial intake of the raw materials to delivering the final product. There are appropriate options for working with any kind of food: meat, fish, seafood, poultry, honey, milk, fruit, vegetables, mushrooms, herbs, etc. Lines can include equipment for such processes like loading, sorting, filtering, cleaning, grinding, separating, pasteurizing, homogenizing, heating, cooling, dosing, boiling, frying, drying, freezing, canning, and so on. Plants for packaging and labeling may also form part of a production line.
Production Lines & Systems
Casing Lines Mod. LB Standard/Economical
Casing Lines Mod. LB Standard/Economical
Production Lines & Systems
AUTOMATED DOUGH PROCESSING LINE AND TRAY LOADING SYSTEM HATT
AUTOMATED DOUGH PROCESSING LINE AND TRAY LOADING SYSTEM HATT
Production Lines & Systems
KAS 01/SA chain linking system + AHL hanging line
KAS 01/SA chain linking system + AHL hanging line
Production Lines & Systems
VARIOFLEX M 700: the coppact pastry make-up line
VARIOFLEX M 700: the coppact pastry make-up line
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