Build your food-processing requirement around the product you want to make. Explore snack lines, frying, drying, seasoning and process equipment, with Safe Automations conveying solutions to connect your production stages.
Machine illustrations and food examples are from the Kanchan Metals brochure. Select an image to enlarge it; the final line configuration is application-specific.
Fried extruded snacks
Kanchan Metals fried extruded snack line
Fried extruded snack example
Meal mixing and screw feeding, product transfer and vibratory feeding, frying with heating and oil filtration, deoiling and seasoning. Configure the line around the snack recipe and required output.
Meal preparation and feeding, drying, cooling and seasoning. Continuous drying equipment includes a three-pass belt dryer for extruded snack applications.
Hopper feeding and elevation, optional pre-frying, frying, filtration, deoiling and seasoning. Review the pellet type and expansion requirement before selecting equipment.
Corn cooking, steeping, washing, dewatering and milling; masa handling, sheeting and baking; equilibration, frying, cooling, oil spraying and seasoning.
Discuss chips and other western snack applications, from product preparation through thermal processing and seasoning. Final equipment selection follows the product and process review.
Feeding and elevation, dal feeding, frying, oil filtration, cooling and seasoning for lentil-based snacks. Match preparation and frying conditions to the raw material.
PLC and non-PLC control configurations are shown for selected snack lines. Define the required automation level, operator interface and integration signals for your project.
Connect preparation, processing, inspection and packaging with conveyors selected for your product and layout. The equipment images below show the existing Safe Automations conveyor range.
Share these details so the proposed equipment matches your production requirement:
Finished product, recipe, raw materials and a sample photograph or video
Required output in kg/hour or packs/minute and operating schedule
Complete line or selected machines, with available floor area and layout
Electricity, gas, water, steam and compressed-air availability
Manual, semi-automatic or PLC/HMI operation and existing equipment interfaces
Target texture, colour, seasoning, oil content and shelf life
Packaging format, budget, installation timeline and service requirements
Line configuration, capacity, utilities and product performance are confirmed for each application. Discuss sample trials and acceptance criteria before finalising equipment.