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Characteristics
- Operation
- hydraulic
- Function
- compression
- Applications
- laboratory, process
- Force
125 kN, 450 kN, 700 kN
- Stroke
200 mm, 250 mm
(7.874 in, 9.843 in)- Max. pressure
105 bar, 200 bar, 225 bar
(1,523 psi, 2,901 psi, 3,263 psi)- Hydraulic pump power
1.1 kW, 2.2 kW
- Hydraulic tank volume
20 l
(5 gal)- Weight
280 kg, 900 kg, 1,300 kg
(617 lb, 1,984 lb, 2,866 lb)
Description
Hydraulic laboratory press for sugar cane sucrose determination
A sugar cane press aims to determine the sugar quantity inside canes in order to perform juice analysis. Thanks to this analysis, producers can determine whether or not the harvest should begin.
THE SUGAR CANE LABORATORY PRESS SERIES
Our teams have designed, provided and set laboratory sugar cane press series with capacity from 125 kN up to 700 kN. These compression machines are used to determine the percentage of sucrose in sugar canes using the direct process. The stroke of the press depends on the range and can easily be adapted to your requirements.
Pinette PEI. has served the sugar cane industry worldwide and our products work in compliance with both local and international regulations, such as EC UL OSHA regulations.
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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.