To a juice press
Check drainage, bed formation and retained solids with the actual press. Finer is not automatically better.
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Connect crushing to the next machine
A useful handover combines material condition, mechanical fit and coordinated control.
Plan both sides of the crusher
The route begins with sorting and washing, then any necessary preparation before controlled crushing. After discharge, choose transfer to pressing or pulping as separate downstream duties. Neither path is an automatic extension of the crusher rating.
Check physical fit
Confirm feed and discharge elevations, opening dimensions, removable joints and access space. Include cover movement and part-removal space in the installation drawing. A pipe flange match alone says little about whether the mash can be transferred.
Match flow and stops
Define normal and peak feed, the receiving buffer and what happens when the next machine pauses. Assign receiver-full, blockage and overload signals. A crusher that continues feeding a stopped receiver creates an integration problem even when each machine works alone.
Accept the connection together
Run the agreed fruit through the connected arrangement where practical. Observe retention, leakage, bridging, air entry and cleaning access. Name who supplies each chute, pump, conveyor, cable and interlock in the scope rather than leaving a gap between vendors.
BEFORE AND AFTER CRUSHING
The right mash for the next task.
- Wash & sort
- Necessary preparation
- Crush permitted feed
- Transfer mash
To a pulper or refiner
Check the permitted mash input, accepted fruit fraction and the separate reject stream.
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Build a pulper interface briefHard-stone removal is a separate requirement unless the actual machine design explicitly permits the specified input. Crushing, de-stoning, pressing and refining are distinct tasks.
Inspect related components
Mash discharge & collection
Let the next machine set the handover. Move crushed fruit out of the chamber without uncontrolled accumulation, leakage or an incompatible connection to the receiver.
Guarding & operating controls
Review the complete operating boundary. Coordinate access protection, emergency stopping, feed and discharge response using the machine-specific design and installation risk assessment.
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.