Feed
Fruit condition and preparation
Sample record fields, not sample photographs
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Keep feed, product and reject on one trial record
A close-up of puree cannot explain recovery on its own. Match the feed and both outlets to the same material, settings and collection interval.
Product
Texture, pulp and defects
Sample record fields, not sample photographs
Reject
Integrity and useful pulp remaining
Sample record fields, not sample photographs
Feed sample: show what entered
Record fruit variety, maturity, preparation, temperature and any added liquid. Photograph a representative feed sample with its trial ID, time and scale reference. Distinguish incoming fruit from the material entering the chamber.
Product sample: show the required result
Label the through-screen sample with the basket identity and collection interval. Assess texture, pulp content and unwanted fragments using the method agreed for the product. A photograph supports observations; it does not replace a measurement.
Reject sample: show the separation cost
Keep seeds, skin, fibre or stones from the same interval. Record intact and damaged hard bodies alongside useful pulp remaining. For two-stage trials, identify first-stage and second-stage rejects separately.
Continuous video: connect the samples to the machine
For an acceptance run, request a continuous view of the identified machine, feed, both outlets, selected screens and the collection interval. Attach the measurements and operating conditions; a short promotional clip does not establish a guaranteed model rating.
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.