Fresh fruit & vegetable processing
Mixed Root Vegetable Fresh-Cut Line
Configure potato, carrot, beetroot and other root vegetables into a washed, peeled, cut and packed fresh-cut line.
Follow the Product Through the Route
Fresh fruit & vegetable processing track
Root vegetables behave differently through the line. Potato, carrot and beetroot each need their own peeling, cutting and surface-moisture basis, so the route is configured from the crop that will actually be received, not from a generic vegetable name.
| Application | Fresh fruit & vegetable processing track |
|---|---|
| Nominal capacity | 500-1000 kg/h |
| Input materials | Potato, sweet potato, beetroot, carrot, taro, cassava, konjac, ginger, turmeric |
| Finished product | Vacuum-packed cut root vegetables |
| Key equipment | Brush peeler, high-speed shredder, Taiwan-style dicer |
Stage the Process Duty
The named stages form a reviewable starting sequence; each handoff is confirmed against the product and factory before scope lock.
- First brush wash
- Brush peeling
- Second brush wash
- Manual inspection
- Cutting
- First vortex wash
- Blanching and colour protection
- Second vortex wash
- Continuous dewatering
- Packing

Match the Line to the Product and Factory
Match the wash and cut specification to the product mix. The lead machines define the preparation duty, while water, drainage and the packing handoff are confirmed before the line is released.
- Lead machines: Brush peeler, high-speed shredder, Taiwan-style dicer
- Target regions: Asia-Pacific (Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand, Philippines, Myanmar, Cambodia); Middle East (UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman); Europe (UK, Netherlands, Russia, Eastern Europe); Latin America (Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Bolivia); Africa (Senegal, Ethiopia, South Africa, Ghana, Nigeria)
- Confirm utilities, layout, water, drainage, heat and packing handoff with the buyer.
Turn the Route Into a Reviewable Scope
Catalog output and the route above are references. The quotation freezes model, utilities, interface and acceptance evidence for the approved product and operating basis.




