Food processing machinery & complete lines
Build a Food Processing Line Around Your Product
Choose the finished product, see the connected process route and send one clear project basis for technical review.
- 4Industry applications
- 28Equipment & model references
- 10Complete production lines
- 6Documented project records
A reviewable project basis
Confidence is built on evidence you can check
Hadof publishes what it can evidence and keeps the rest inside the project review. That boundary is the foundation of trust.
Company & factory
A named manufacturer, not an anonymous trading desk
Hadof coordinates engineering around the finished product, the factory and the required evidence. Each project keeps a traceable scope: process duty, equipment family, factory interface and acceptance condition.
- 0.1–200 m²Freeze-dryer chamber range
- 5Process duties in one scope
- 4Release gates before production
- FAT + siteAcceptance with witnesses
Company introduction
See the factory and project context
Evidence control
How Hadof keeps every claim trustworthy
Professionalism for a food machinery buyer means knowing exactly which statement is proven, which is a reference and which still needs a trial.
Claims carry a source boundary
Model values, project calculations and acceptance records stay separate so each figure retains its evidence.
How we publish02Acceptance is defined before release
Dry, water or product tests with duration, measurements, witnesses and reject rules are agreed first.
Project delivery03Scope is explicit before production
Models, options, documents, inspection points, packing and site responsibilities are tied to the quotation.
Quotation checklist04Service stays traceable
Parts and support are matched to machine identity, drawing position and event history.
Parts & serviceApplications
Choose an application
Start from the finished product and operating plan; Hadof maps the preparation, thermal, freezing, drying and packaging duties that belong to it.
Equipment
Equipment by process duty
One catalog organized by what the machine does, so a washing, cutting, frying, freeze-drying or packaging duty is easy to trace.
Vegetable washing
Soil removal, surface water and damage control.
Vegetable cutting
Slice, strip, dice and controlled geometry.
Continuous fryer
Electric or gas, with oil and post-fry interfaces.
Vacuum freeze dryer
HDF-VFD and SSFD families from 0.1 to 200 m².
IQF freezing tunnel
Product loading, fluidized bed and refrigeration boundary.
Packaging lines
Pouch, VFFS, bottle filling and end-of-line inspection.
Project method
How a project runs
Four defined stages turn a product idea into an equipment scope with evidence behind every handoff.
Define the product and operating basis
Raw material, finished specification, output, shifts and factory utilities.
Map the process route
Stages, handoffs and the equipment duty at each step.
Select equipment and models
Model-specific parameters, options, controls and interfaces.
Review evidence and acceptance
Tests, documentation, delivery scope and open items.
Complete lines
Complete production lines
Ten finished-product lines cover the routes most buyers ask about, each balanced stage by stage against one product and factory basis.
Potato chips line
Preparation, slicing, frying, seasoning and packing.
Coated food frying line
Forming, battering, breading and continuous frying.
Freeze-drying line
Preparation, pre-freezing, vacuum drying and packing.
Vegetable processing line
Washing, cutting, drying and line handoff.
Fried food line
Preparation, frying, oil handling and downstream finish.
Nut frying line
Feeding, frying, seasoning, cooling and packing.
References
Documented project references
Each record states its scope and limits, so buyers can see what was supplied without over-reading a single project.
Buyer protection
How you are protected before you pay
The procurement protections below are standard in the Hadof project method, and each one links to the page that defines it.
- Technical review before quotationThe process route and open items are defined before price is attached.
- Quotation risk checklistCompare scope on one product, output, factory and supply baseline.
- FAT and acceptance planTest product, duration, measurements, witnesses and reject rules are agreed.
- Installation and training scopeReadiness, utilities, lifting, safety and handover records are defined.
- Traceable parts and serviceParts and support are matched to machine identity and event history.
- Documented delivery boundaryDocuments, inspection points, packing and freight terms are explicit.
Evidence first: certifications, scale figures and customer evidence appear only where Hadof can support them. Final configuration, performance and commercial terms are confirmed in the project quotation.