EQUIPMENT · Conditional surface washing
Brush Washer for Kiwifruit Processing
Brush rollers beneath spray bars provide a second washing configuration when fruit firmness and the accepted surface duty support brush contact.
AT A GLANCE
A defined duty in your processing line.
The configuration shown includes brush rollers, spray bars and side rails in a cropped machine view.
- Process stage
- Conditional surface washing
- Incoming material
- Whole fruit released for brush contact after material review.
- Outlet
- Washed fruit transferred to inspection or preparation.
Final configuration and capacity are selected for the material, product and installation.
Next stage: Manual Sorting Conveyor →SELECT IT FOR YOUR PRODUCT
What to specify before quotation.
| Selection factor | What to provide or confirm |
|---|---|
| Firmness window | Review the softest and most variable fruit expected. |
| Surface objective | Name soil removal and inspection criteria without treating washing as sterilization. |
| Brush contact | Review marking, abrasion and cleaning access on representative fruit. |
| Water boundary | Define supply, recirculation, filtering and discharge. |
CLEANING & INSPECTION
Access follows the installed geometry.
Brushes, spray bars, side rails and the underside need an open-equipment cleaning plan and inspection access.
LINE INTERFACES
Connect the duty, not only the nozzle.
Match feed distribution and discharge height to the receiving and sorting conveyors.
CONFIGURATION & SUPPLY SCOPE
Confirm the details that matter.
Confirm brush contact on representative fruit, particularly soft or variable lots. Dimensions, contact settings and the operating rate follow the selected material duty.
WHERE THIS EQUIPMENT FITS
START WITH THE PRODUCT YOU WANT TO MAKE
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