Clarification · equipment
Juice Clarifier
Produce a clear-liquid target using a tested treatment and separation route.
Defined juice with measured suspended material and product behaviour.
View details →Fruit Pulper and Finisher for fruit juice processing
Control pulp and remove specified unwanted solids at the right stage.
Pulp / seed finishing
- Incoming material
- Prepared flesh, extracted juice-bearing material or an accepted liquid stream.
- Required output
- Pulp or finished juice meeting an agreed solid-fraction specification.
Machine structure and working path
Two consecutive screen housings and separate drives are visible. Prepared fruit or pulp crosses the first screen stage, with a second stage available for finer finishing. Screen choice, accepted pulp and rejects depend on the named fruit and target liquid.
Pulping is not pressing
Pulping breaks down or separates edible flesh into a pulp stream; pressing separates expressed liquid from an appropriate mash. Finishing may then control coarse matter or seeds. The offered machine and operating point must identify which job is being performed.
Retained pulp
A pulpy juice requires an accepted edible fraction. Specify particle method, fraction and unwanted material instead of ordering the finest possible screen. Clarification is a further product decision, not another name for finishing.
Downstream compatibility
Review fibre length, particles and viscosity at transfer, heat exchanger and filler. Some streams arrive already finished, so an extra module may be unnecessary.
Configuration and operating basis
- Duty
- Pulping, seed separation or coarse finishing explicitly stated
- Output
- Retained edible fraction and unwanted-matter limit
- Assembly
- Proposed rotor/screen and trial conditions
Inspection and maintenance
Inspect screens, seals and rotor clearances; identify safe disassembly and trapped-seed removal.
Screen aperture alone is not a complete product texture or juice clarity specification.
The quotation sets out the selected configuration, contact materials, tested duty basis, utilities, equipment interfaces and supply scope.
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Purchase questions
What capacity should I provide?
State the material and units: raw-fruit kg/h, extracted juice L/h or finished-product kg/h. Include operating hours, cleaning and campaign changes separately. These rates cannot be treated as interchangeable.
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Equipment images show machine families, not a fixed bill of materials or a verified customer installation. Schematic images mark duties for which no model photograph is shown. The quotation identifies the selected configuration and supply scope.
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Adjacent duties and interfaces
Thermal treatment · equipment
Juice Thermal Processing System
Match a validated product-and-package process to the liquid duty.
Juice or formulated product with declared particles, viscosity and temperature.
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