Olive oil production line TECNOTEM
automaticcontinuous

Olive oil production line - TECNOTEM - Mori-Tem - automatic / continuous
Olive oil production line - TECNOTEM - Mori-Tem - automatic / continuous
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Characteristics

Type
olive
Other characteristics
automatic, continuous
Capacity

Min.: 500 kg
(1,102 lb)

Max.: 4,000 kg
(8,818 lb)

Description

TECNOTEM plants have been designed for third-party processing or continuous or non-continuous customised company processing. How oxygen is managed at the infeed of the crusher characterises processing and represents a very important factor that allows the formation of Lipoxygenase and therefore Flavours. Equally important for the final quality of the product is the temperature delta of the paste between entering and exiting the crusher. Malaxing is in a closed malaxer to prevent the paste from oxidising and control the temperature efficiently. Paste delivery is controlled by a solenoid valve and it is discharged by a Model PSS elliptical piston pump installed on each single malaxer. Cleaning is facilitated by the top cover that fully opens, so that there are no points where processing residues can remain. The horizontal decanter that separates liquid from solid was developed to obtain the maximum output at the maximum quality; auger 2.0 was built to obtain a product that is always clean without adding water; there is no temperature increase during extraction.

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