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    2003 Packo Packed waste melter

    2003 Packo Packed waste melter 300L

    • Manufacturer: Packo

    Skidmounted butter or blocks of vegetable fat melting unit including tank (double jacketed) with heated grid and top plate. The blocks are placed on the heated grid and melted. The liquid drops on a plate and aft...

    Lopik, Netherlands
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    Simon Freres Contistock KM3

    Simon Freres Contistock KM3

    • Manufacturer: Simon

    Semi automatic bulk packer. Packaging of butter in blocks of 5 to 25 kg. Cardboard box filling. Manual weight adjustment. Direct infeed via hopper. With roller wheels to side, side rolling table. Total dimensions...

    Lopik, Netherlands
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    Simon Freres Contimalax cm 300

    Simon Freres Contimalax cm 300 Major

    • Manufacturer: Simon

    Butter reworker to handle the butter at temperatures as low as 0 °C average. This butter homogenizer rationalizes the processing and packaging of cold store butter. Improving the quality of the butter by ensuring...

    Lopik, Netherlands

Overview

Dairy processing equipment is used to handle and transform raw milk into consumable dairy products such as milk, cheese, yogurt, and butter. This category includes pasteurizers, homogenizers, separators, and packaging machines, all designed to ensure that dairy products are safe, high-quality, and ready for the market.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying used dairy processing equipment?

Evaluate the equipment's condition, age, and maintenance history. Ensure it meets current health and safety standards and check for any necessary upgrades or repairs.

How can I ensure safe shipping of dairy processing equipment?

Use specialized shipping services for heavy and delicate machinery. Properly secure and protect the equipment to avoid damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for dairy processing equipment?

Regular maintenance involves cleaning and sanitizing the equipment, checking for wear and tear, and ensuring all components are functioning correctly. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for detailed maintenance procedures.