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The Industry Trusted Manufacturer Potato Processing Equipment delivers a complete solution for high-quality potato chip production, integrating washing, peeling, slicing, frying, and seasoning in a fully automated workflow. Designed for large-scale processors, this line handles 1-5 tons/h of fresh potatoes, converting them into uniform chips (2-4mm thickness) with consistent crispiness and flavor. The modular design ensures easy customization for different chip styles—from thin-cut crisps to thick-cut steak chips—while maintaining compliance with global food safety standards (FDA, BRC, ISO 22000).
Five-Stage Processing System:
Washing & Peeling: Vortex washer (300kPa jets) removes soil, followed by abrasive drum peeling (≤3% flesh loss) with automatic peel residue suction.
Slicing & Sorting: Servo-driven circular blades (accuracy ±0.1mm) with vision system rejecting irregular slices (defect rate <0.5%).
Blanching & Dewatering: Steam blanching (98°C, 2 minutes) to stabilize color, followed by centrifugal dryer reducing surface moisture to <5%.
Frying & Degreasing: Multi-zone oil bath (160-190°C) with automatic oil circulation, achieving 32-35% oil absorption; air knife system removes excess oil (≤2% residual).
Seasoning & Packaging: Vibratory conveyor for uniform seasoning (salt, vinegar, cheese powder), integrated with metal detectors and weight checkers.
Intelligent Process Control:
PLC network synchronizing all stages via real-time sensor data (moisture, temperature, throughput), with automatic adjustments for raw material variations.
Recipe storage for 50+ chip styles, including thickness, seasoning ratios, and frying times, enabling 15-minute changeovers between product runs.
Hygienic & Energy-Efficient Design:
All contact surfaces in 316L stainless steel, with CIP/SIP capabilities for steam sterilization (135°C, 30 minutes).
Energy recovery system recycling 60% of frying oil heat for blanching, reducing natural gas consumption by 40%.
High-Yield Performance:
Total yield ≥92% (from raw potato to finished chip), with peel and cull potatoes diverted to biofuel or animal feed processing.
Throughput scalable via parallel slicing lines and dual-fryer configurations, supporting peak production of 10 tons/h for large facilities.
Snack Food Giants: Produces private-label and brand-name potato chips for global markets, with optional coating stations for gourmet flavors (truffle, sriracha).
Co-Packing Services: Handles contract manufacturing for retail chains, ensuring batch traceability via integrated QR code labeling.
Starch Recovery Facilities: Integrates with starch extraction lines, utilizing blanching water and peel waste for secondary product production.
Emerging Markets: Customized for developing regions, processing local potato varieties (e.g., Andean tubers, Kennebec) with high solids content for crispy texture.
Q: Can it process other root vegetables (cassava, sweet potato)?
A: Yes, with blade and peeling drum adjustments; cassava processing requires pre-soaking (10 minutes) to reduce cyanogenic compounds.
Q: What is the oil type compatibility?
A: Works with all edible oils (soybean, palm, sunflower), with automatic filtration (5μm) extending oil life to 10 hours of continuous use.
Q: How is chip thickness controlled?
A: Servo motors adjust blade spacing via HMI, with digital calipers providing real-time thickness feedback (display resolution: 0.01mm).
| No | Machine Name | Function |
| 1 | PVC Elevator | For elevating and conveying fresh potatoes into the next washing peeling machine |
| 2 | Potato Washing and Peeling Machine | Thoroughly washing and peeling the potatoes |
| 3 | Sorting Conveyor | For manually disposing the uncleaned places and selecting the defective potatoes |
| 4 | Fries Cutting Machine | Cut potatoes into chips/chips |
| 5 | Water Tank Elevator | water as buffer to prevent fries breakage, and simply removing starch, meanwhile elevating fries into next step |
| 6 | Fries Sorting Machine | Automatically picking up the small pieces fries |
| 7 | Bubble Washing Machine | Through high pressure waterflow and water bubbles to impact and scrub the fries to wash off the starch |
| 8 | Blanching Machine | Through 60-95 degree hot water blanching to inhibit the activity of the enzyme and maintains the original vivid color of the fries |
| 9 | Vibration Dewatering Machine | Through vibration to remove the surface water and also to transport the fries uniformly to the next machine |
| 10 | Air Drying Machine | Through high pressure wind blowing for pre-cooling and removing the excess water in short time, effectively prevent the fried oil jumped phenomenon |
| 11 | Elevating Conveyor | For elevating and conveying the fries into next fryer machine |
| 12 | Continuous Frying Machine | For quick frying the fries around 40 seconds in 180°oil to avoid the adhesion and extend the shelf life |
| 13 | Vibration Deoiling Machine | Through vibration to achieve deoiling purpose, and also to convey the fries uniformly to next machine |
| 14 | Pre-cooling Machine | Through high pressure wind blowing for pre-cooling and deoiling the fries |
| 15 | Freezing Machine | Through mechanical vibration and wind pressure, the fluidized quick freezer floats products on stainless steel mesh belt, frozen products and prevent adhesion, achieve IQF |
| 16 | Automatic Packing Machine | For packing the finished frozen french fries |
The Industry Trusted Manufacturer Potato Processing Equipment delivers a complete solution for high-quality potato chip production, integrating washing, peeling, slicing, frying, and seasoning in a fully automated workflow. Designed for large-scale processors, this line handles 1-5 tons/h of fresh potatoes, converting them into uniform chips (2-4mm thickness) with consistent crispiness and flavor. The modular design ensures easy customization for different chip styles—from thin-cut crisps to thick-cut steak chips—while maintaining compliance with global food safety standards (FDA, BRC, ISO 22000).
Five-Stage Processing System:
Washing & Peeling: Vortex washer (300kPa jets) removes soil, followed by abrasive drum peeling (≤3% flesh loss) with automatic peel residue suction.
Slicing & Sorting: Servo-driven circular blades (accuracy ±0.1mm) with vision system rejecting irregular slices (defect rate <0.5%).
Blanching & Dewatering: Steam blanching (98°C, 2 minutes) to stabilize color, followed by centrifugal dryer reducing surface moisture to <5%.
Frying & Degreasing: Multi-zone oil bath (160-190°C) with automatic oil circulation, achieving 32-35% oil absorption; air knife system removes excess oil (≤2% residual).
Seasoning & Packaging: Vibratory conveyor for uniform seasoning (salt, vinegar, cheese powder), integrated with metal detectors and weight checkers.
Intelligent Process Control:
PLC network synchronizing all stages via real-time sensor data (moisture, temperature, throughput), with automatic adjustments for raw material variations.
Recipe storage for 50+ chip styles, including thickness, seasoning ratios, and frying times, enabling 15-minute changeovers between product runs.
Hygienic & Energy-Efficient Design:
All contact surfaces in 316L stainless steel, with CIP/SIP capabilities for steam sterilization (135°C, 30 minutes).
Energy recovery system recycling 60% of frying oil heat for blanching, reducing natural gas consumption by 40%.
High-Yield Performance:
Total yield ≥92% (from raw potato to finished chip), with peel and cull potatoes diverted to biofuel or animal feed processing.
Throughput scalable via parallel slicing lines and dual-fryer configurations, supporting peak production of 10 tons/h for large facilities.
Snack Food Giants: Produces private-label and brand-name potato chips for global markets, with optional coating stations for gourmet flavors (truffle, sriracha).
Co-Packing Services: Handles contract manufacturing for retail chains, ensuring batch traceability via integrated QR code labeling.
Starch Recovery Facilities: Integrates with starch extraction lines, utilizing blanching water and peel waste for secondary product production.
Emerging Markets: Customized for developing regions, processing local potato varieties (e.g., Andean tubers, Kennebec) with high solids content for crispy texture.
Q: Can it process other root vegetables (cassava, sweet potato)?
A: Yes, with blade and peeling drum adjustments; cassava processing requires pre-soaking (10 minutes) to reduce cyanogenic compounds.
Q: What is the oil type compatibility?
A: Works with all edible oils (soybean, palm, sunflower), with automatic filtration (5μm) extending oil life to 10 hours of continuous use.
Q: How is chip thickness controlled?
A: Servo motors adjust blade spacing via HMI, with digital calipers providing real-time thickness feedback (display resolution: 0.01mm).
| No | Machine Name | Function |
| 1 | PVC Elevator | For elevating and conveying fresh potatoes into the next washing peeling machine |
| 2 | Potato Washing and Peeling Machine | Thoroughly washing and peeling the potatoes |
| 3 | Sorting Conveyor | For manually disposing the uncleaned places and selecting the defective potatoes |
| 4 | Fries Cutting Machine | Cut potatoes into chips/chips |
| 5 | Water Tank Elevator | water as buffer to prevent fries breakage, and simply removing starch, meanwhile elevating fries into next step |
| 6 | Fries Sorting Machine | Automatically picking up the small pieces fries |
| 7 | Bubble Washing Machine | Through high pressure waterflow and water bubbles to impact and scrub the fries to wash off the starch |
| 8 | Blanching Machine | Through 60-95 degree hot water blanching to inhibit the activity of the enzyme and maintains the original vivid color of the fries |
| 9 | Vibration Dewatering Machine | Through vibration to remove the surface water and also to transport the fries uniformly to the next machine |
| 10 | Air Drying Machine | Through high pressure wind blowing for pre-cooling and removing the excess water in short time, effectively prevent the fried oil jumped phenomenon |
| 11 | Elevating Conveyor | For elevating and conveying the fries into next fryer machine |
| 12 | Continuous Frying Machine | For quick frying the fries around 40 seconds in 180°oil to avoid the adhesion and extend the shelf life |
| 13 | Vibration Deoiling Machine | Through vibration to achieve deoiling purpose, and also to convey the fries uniformly to next machine |
| 14 | Pre-cooling Machine | Through high pressure wind blowing for pre-cooling and deoiling the fries |
| 15 | Freezing Machine | Through mechanical vibration and wind pressure, the fluidized quick freezer floats products on stainless steel mesh belt, frozen products and prevent adhesion, achieve IQF |
| 16 | Automatic Packing Machine | For packing the finished frozen french fries |