Mango
Stone handling before final pulp refining.
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Match fruit pulper applications to stone, seed, peel, fibre and feed preparation.
Variety, maturity, seed or stone structure, fibre and temperature can change how the same fruit behaves. Application pages should narrow the test plan—not promise that one machine handles every crop.
Tomato
Separate seeds and skin from prepared tomato.
Guava
Evaluate seed separation and puree texture.
Passion fruit
Define seed retention and prepared extraction.
Papaya
Finish prepared, peeled and deseeded flesh.
Banana
Specify peeled feed and the puree target.
Soft flesh with large stones
Mango, peach, apricot and plum require an explicit destoning boundary. Flesh adhesion, ripeness and stone breakage risk must be checked before fine pulping.
Soft flesh with skin and small seeds
Tomato, guava and many berries often use screen separation after washing, sorting and suitable size reduction or softening. Seed damage and final texture are trial variables.
Whole citrus and firm fibrous produce
Whole citrus normally needs a dedicated extraction approach that manages peel oil. Firm or fibrous produce may need cutting, crushing or softening before finishing. A generic pulper claim is not enough.
Equipment quotation
Tell us what the machine will process.
Send the fruit, prepared-feed rate and target pulp or puree. Include a drawing or trial record when available; you can enquire without a screen size.