Texture / Equipment / Application

Different fruit. Different inlet.

Start the project with the actual edible feed and the material you need to remove.

01 / Project note

Apple and pear

Agree the core, peel and damaged-fruit boundaries along with maturity and feed condition. Those choices define what reaches the extraction and refining steps.

  • Specify which fractions are retained.
  • Include seasonal variation in trials.
  • Review the actual coarse-material observations.
02 / Project note

Mango and berries

A mango stone and peel separation problem differs from a berry seed or skin problem. Do not assume a common preparation device is suitable for both.

  • Identify the fruit and cultivar where relevant.
  • Describe the size and condition of unwanted material.
  • Check the proposed equipment with representative samples.
03 / Project note

Prepared purée

Document the upstream work already completed. New equipment should address a known receiving, formulation or finishing need.

  • Request incoming specification and method.
  • Confirm storage and reconditioning requirements.
  • Avoid redundant extraction without a demonstrated purpose.
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