Bring puree texture toward the agreed sample or measurable specification.
Incoming material
Carrot pulp with a defined fibre and particle distribution
Outgoing material
Refined puree and a controlled coarse fraction
Working arrangement
A refining screen and working element remove or reduce the targeted coarse material. One or more passes are selected from trials rather than assumed by product name.
Photo-based presentation of two-stage pulping and refining machine. AI-refined lighting and background; selected duty requires a product trial. This is not a crop-specific delivery record.
Specification
Define these parameters
Retained reference sample or particle criterion
Screen choice and product temperature
Pressure, throughput and screen loading
Reject balance and wear limits
Evaluate the cooled product as well as the processing-temperature sample using the agreed method.
Integration
Connect the interfaces
Coordinate pulper output, pump inlet condition and downstream heat-transfer constraints. Keep blending or standardization separate from refining.
Cleaning and access
Inspect screens, seals and hidden fibre retention points; provide a safe route to remove and examine components.
A nominal screen aperture alone does not define mouthfeel, viscosity or fibre content.
Connected equipment
Product buffer and transfer system
Juice or puree at a measured process condition → Controlled feed to concentration, treatment or an existing process
Configuration and equipment drawing follow the confirmed process scope.
Clear product and equipment requirements make the next conversation useful.
What does the puree refining and texture control do?
Bring puree texture toward the agreed sample or measurable specification.
How should this equipment be selected?
Evaluate the cooled product as well as the processing-temperature sample using the agreed method.
What information should I include in the enquiry?
Retained reference sample or particle criterion; Screen choice and product temperature; Pressure, throughput and screen loading; Reject balance and wear limits. Include the upstream and downstream product interfaces.