Multi-fruit pulp lines & equipment

Different fruit.
A planned pulp line.

Connect fruit-specific preparation to selected pulping, transfer, treatment and bulk-packing equipment. Start with whole fruit, an existing pulp stream or one machine.

MangoGuavaPapayaBanana
Two-stage fruit pulper and refiner.
Concept equipment image · Two-stage fruit pulper and refiner.
THE SHARED RECOVERY SECTIONTwo screening stages. A defined prepared feed.
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Different preparation fronts

The fruit changes the first decision.

Agree the material handed to the common section before selecting shared equipment.

Scroll across the table to compare the handoff conditions.

Preparation and handoff comparison
FruitPreparation decisionHandoff to the pulp section
MangoStone and peel separation; flesh recoveryPrepared flesh with the hard-stone boundary resolved
GuavaInspection and seed separation; assess stone-cell texturePrepared stream with the required seed and texture limits
PapayaPeel and cavity-seed removal; gentle flesh handlingPrepared flesh without peel or cavity seeds
BananaPeeling and preparation of the selected ripe fruitPeeled feed under a defined time and temperature history
Selected shared modules

Follow the prepared product.

Prepared streams can share a section only where the selected passages, screens, transfer and process duty suit each fruit.

  1. 01

    Recover & refine

    Match stages and screens to the accepted pulp and reject fractions.

    Pulping equipment
  2. 02

    Transfer & buffer

    Define the pump, useful vessel volume and condition at the next inlet.

    Transfer and buffer
  3. 03

    Treat & pack

    Connect the selected product process to the required bulk package.

    Treatment package
  4. 04

    Clean & change

    Record product removal, part changes, cleaning and the next-fruit release.

    Changeover boundaries
Choose your starting point

A complete fruit front,
or an existing pulp stream.

The fresh-mango route remains a defined example of stone and flesh recovery. A prepared-pulp package begins after fruit preparation and includes only the selected downstream duties.

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Equipment to examine

Build around the physical connections.

Inspect the equipment families, then discuss the configuration and material at each connection.

Two-stage pulping assembly with separate drives; the companion view shows the same machine from the drive side.
Concept equipment image · Two-stage pulping assembly with separate drives; the companion view shows the same machine from the drive side.
Pulp recovery and texture

Two-stage Fruit Pulper and Refiner

Two driven cylindrical stages recover pulp from suitable prepared fruit and refine the accepted fraction to the selected screen arrangement.

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Straight-tube thermal assembly in a workshop, with vessels, valves and operating cabinet visible.
Concept equipment image · Straight-tube thermal assembly in a workshop, with vessels, valves and operating cabinet visible.
Pulp treatment

Tube-in-Tube Pulp Thermal System

A tube-in-tube thermal family brings a suitable fruit pulp through a specified heating, holding and cooling route.

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Aseptic bag-filling assembly showing two filling positions and drum-handling lanes.
Concept equipment image · Aseptic bag-filling assembly showing two filling positions and drum-handling lanes.
Bulk packing

Aseptic Bag Filler for Fruit Pulp

A bag-filling assembly with two positions and drum-handling lanes connects treated pulp to its selected bulk package.

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A measured changeover

Record the fruit change,
not an assumed result.

Keep input, accepted pulp, rejects and operating time on one boundary. The blank worksheet and campaign planner help retain those observations for the equipment review.

A machine. A line. A defined requirement.

Start with what you want to produce.

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