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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Specify the mash, not just a screen
Turn the desired crusher output into a repeatable observation and downstream acceptance test.
Keep dimensions distinct
Screen aperture describes a machine part. The produced mash may contain a distribution of shapes, fibres, liquid and fragments; it is not guaranteed to equal that aperture. Record the hardware setting and measured output separately.
Agree a sampling method
Collect samples at defined points in a stable run and identify each container with fruit and machine conditions. Choose a measurement method suited to the mash, including how it handles soft fragments and free liquid. Do not compare incompatible wet and dry methods.
Assess useful performance
For a press, observe drainage and bed behaviour. For a pulper, check the receiving condition and reject behaviour. A finer mash may not improve the next operation, so output acceptance should include the intended process rather than appearance alone.
Keep the change history
When changing speed, tooling, clearance or a screen, record one identifiable condition per trial. Include wear state and feed rate. Retain samples and observations so that a later adjustment can be compared with the accepted baseline.
Inspect related components
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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.
PS SERIES
Compare catalogue references
Use the published PS references as a starting point, then confirm the duty on your prepared fruit.