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User-added imageUser-added imageUser-added imageCENTRIFUGAL VEGETABLE DE-WETTING MACHINE

CVD M01
Rotor
3pcs Stainless Tray Rack
Cyclone fan, for hot air circulation
Hot plate Element as our heat source
Chimney 


 

 

 

ACHAR DEHULLER

AD M01
Huller rotation speed/Fan rotation speed:
2400 rpm
Engine: Electric: 7.5 kW or 5.5 kW
Diesel: 8 to 10 kW
DIMENSION: 400MM X 225MM X 500MM



Disposable Cup RC - 01




 

 

 

 

 DISPOSABLE CUP

Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) plastic

 

 

PLASTIC BOTTLE

Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) plastic
plastic

 

TOASTING MACHINE 


TRM-01 
Conveying chamber
Toasting chamber
Heating Element
Six blade Flight
TRM-01

 

 CHARCOAL/ELECTRIC DRYER 

Seven tray racks
Cyclone fan
Heating chamber

CONTACT ME FOR ADVICE ON YOUR CAD DESIGNS. WITH MY EXPERIENCE SETS I AM SURE I WILL SURVIVE.

 



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