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New FLP-75 Onion Peeling Machine

New FLP-75 Onion Peeling Machine

The FLP-75 onion peeling machine streamlines the process by automatically retrieving onions from the feeding hopper and positioning them horizontally across the carrier bands for precise top and tail alignment. This innovative machine efficiently trims both ends of the onion in a single motion.

Utilizing compressed air, the FLP-75 gently removes the outer skin without damaging the onions, ensuring top-quality results. Designed to handle onions ranging from 45 mm to 105 mm, this machine performs flawlessly without the need for additional part replacements. Thanks to our expert engineers and their advanced R&D efforts, the pneumatic grading system minimizes waste while preserving the onions' natural shape. Additionally, the machine's variable speed control allows the feed operator to make easy adjustments, while a digital display provides real-time monitoring of production output per minute.

FLP-75 Onion Peeling Machine Features

  • Automatic loading system to prevent bunker overfilling
  • Simultaneous double-blade system for efficient top and tail cutting
  • Adjustable double-knife system for optimal depth and tension control
  • Six-port skinning wheel with an outer cover for superior performance
  • Rotary air joint for consistent air supply to the skinning wheel
  • Efficient unloading and sliding section for separating onions from skins
  • Equipped with three inverter drives for enhanced performance
  • Complies with CE regulations for health and safety protection
  • Confirm local voltage requirements when ordering
  • Additional security systems for enhanced safety

Experience the precision and reliability of the FLP-75 onion peeling machine, expertly crafted with industry-specific functionality to meet your operational needs.

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New FLP-75 Onion Peeling Machine

New FLP-75 Onion Peeling Machine

The FLP-75 onion peeling machine streamlines the process by automatically retrieving onions from the feeding hopper and positioning them horizontally...

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