Resus seed-clove processing equipment operating in the field
CONNECTED PROCESS

Seed-clove processing,
one connected system.

Automatic conveying connects washing and spraying, heat treatment, drainage and discharge.

A BETTER WORKFLOW

Repetitive tasks,
considered as one workflow.

We look at the stages of seed-clove handling as one workflow. Continuous conveying helps connect processing and maintenance considerations.

01 / FLOW

Can the workflow stay connected?

Conveyor transport connects feeding to discharge after processing.

02 / TREATMENT

How do washing and heat treatment connect?

Seed cloves pass through the spray structure and steam-treatment zone as processing continues.

03 / CARE

What about care after operation?

The stainless-steel mesh belt and drainage structure support convenient cleaning and maintenance.

HOW THE SYSTEM WORKS

How each process connects.

Select a process to explore the product structure and processing flow.

Front view of the conveyor and spray structure
CONTINUOUS CONVEYING

Along the conveyor,
into the next process.

After seed cloves are loaded, the conveyor carries them in the working direction. The structure guides them through each zone, connecting movement between processes.

Feeding · Continuous conveying

Temperature, treatment time, conveying speed and other conditions are confirmed through consultation for the seed-clove condition, feeding method and site environment.

DESIGNED FOR DAILY WORK

Processing flow
and ease of maintenance.

Materials and structure are chosen with daily operation, cleaning and maintenance in mind.

SUS304

Stainless-steel body

A body material chosen with cleaning and maintenance in mind.

SUS MESH

Mesh belt

A belt structure that considers conveying and drainage together.

CONTINUOUS

Continuous processing

A conveyor system that connects movement between processes.

Start with the conditions at your site.

We will review a suitable approach together, based on your crop, required throughput and installation space.

Discuss equipment installation