Through experience Eillert knows that it is important to adjust the washing process to any product. The wide range of adjustments of the <strong>WASH makes</strong> this series very widely usable. Both floating and non floating products can be washed. The specific adjustments of the vegetable washing machine can be performed both manually and PLC controlled.
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The <strong>preparation tables with two levels</strong> are identical to those with one level, however, on this table the vegetable waste is removed via a transport belt that discharges in the opposite direction of the slicing machine. A possible option could be a waste belt with an elevator to transport the waste in cubic crates.
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The <strong>Eillert belt drying system</strong> is carried out with blower units, of which the strength of the air flow can be set to the exact need. The belts are widely usable for many products (tomatoes, cucumbers, paprika) in a range of capacities.
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For washing and disinfecting of fruit and uncut products, Eillert has developed several solutions. As most kinds of fruit (pineapple, melon, oranges, apples etc.) and uncut products (tomatoes, cucumbers etc.) float, a dipping belt is used. The <strong>dipping system</strong> ensures that products that normally do not immerse completely are carefully brought under water.
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The industrial <strong>cabbage slicing machine</strong> CSM is constructed with a wide infeed gutter, which feeds the (decored) cabbage onto the special cutting disc.
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The <strong>automatic vegetable centrifuge ASD</strong> is developed to automatically process several types of vegetables. After the product has been washed, it is brought directly onto the infeed belt. This infeed belt is also used as a buffering belt. During the infeed of the product, the centrifuge drum moves evenly to the back as a result of which a good dosage is obtained in the drum. After that it accelerates and the product is centrifuged. As soon as the centrifuging cycle has been concluded, the drum speed is reduced and the product is gradually discharged onto the outfeed belt.
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