Working parts & output control
Match the structure to the fruit and the next process. Create the required material breakdown using the actual proposed working assembly. Tooling, clearance and any screen are evaluated together.
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Crusher, destoner or pulper?
Define the operation by its output and reject streams, not by a broad machine label.
Crushing changes the structure
A crushing stage breaks permitted feed into mash for another process. It may influence particle distribution, exposed surface and flow behaviour. It does not by itself establish separated juice, refined pulp or a removed hard-stone stream.
De-stoning separates hard material
The selected de-stoning process needs a defined inlet, product fraction and separate stone reject. Its ability to handle a fruit depends on the actual structure and preparation. Do not assume a crusher can serve the same function by changing speed or a screen.
Pulping and refining define a fraction
A pulper or refiner separates a desired fruit fraction from selected skin, seed, fibre or other rejects using its own configuration. Clarify which parts should remain in the product, and check the permitted input from the crusher.
Compare on a common sample
Use the same fruit condition, preparation and output requirement. Record accepted product, rejects, sample method and downstream performance separately. Comparing motor ratings or nominal screen openings alone does not identify the right task.
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Downstream transfer interface
Connect to a press or a pulper with defined inputs. Specify the crusher outlet as the inlet to a separate processing stage, including the transfer equipment and its control responsibilities.
PS SERIES
Compare catalogue references
Use the published PS references as a starting point, then confirm the duty on your prepared fruit.