Three distinct purchase tasks
| Your starting point | Equipment purchase scope | What it connects |
|---|---|---|
| Fresh whole mangoes | Mango pulp and puree production line | Fruit preparation, combined extraction, refining, transfer and selected downstream treatment |
| Refined pulp needing concentration | Mango pulp concentration configuration | Pulp feed, evaporation, concentrate transfer and the chosen downstream process |
| Prepared pulp needing treatment and bulk packing | Mango pulp treatment and aseptic filling | Feed buffer, thermal system, controlled product path and matched bag filler |
Select concentration and packaging on separate axes
Concentration sets the water-removal task and the resulting ingredient. Aseptic filling sets the packaging route for a suitably treated product. One does not exclude the other: a single-strength pulp or a concentrate may be routed to a configured aseptic bag system.
| Product choice | Packaging choice | Equipment consequence |
|---|---|---|
| Single-strength pulp | Aseptic bags | Thermal and filling configuration without an evaporation section |
| Concentrated pulp | Aseptic bags | Evaporation followed by treatment and filling selected for the concentrate |
| Single-strength pulp | Existing downstream process | Define the pulp handover and the existing process interfaces |
| Concentrated pulp | Existing downstream process | Define the evaporation scope and confirm the onward concentrate duty |
Match finishing to the intended pulp texture
Pulp and puree are overlapping commercial terms. The equipment decision is the required material: its retained fibre, texture, composition and onward use. Screen selection and the finishing cut determine how fibre is retained or separated. Describe the sample or specification the receiving customer expects.
Keep useful existing equipment within a defined interface
An individual machine can be selected around the equipment on either side of it. A replacement destoner needs the actual fruit feed and refining connection. A new pump/tank assembly needs the product and receiving duty. A downstream extension needs the present pulp specification and available utilities, rather than an assumption that the existing plant can deliver a catalogue rate continuously.
A short description is enough to start
Tell us whether you are processing whole fruit, extending a pulp plant or replacing a machine, and what product or pack you want. An approximate capacity is useful when you have one; identify whether it refers to fruit, pulp or packed output. Detailed dimensions, bag specifications and product measurements can follow.
