Pasteurizers for sauces, juices and pulps

Pasteurizers for sauces, juices and pulps

They are ideal for the treatment of whole pulps, concentrated juices and tomato sauce for frozen or hot fill bottling. TFM heat exchangers are designed with the most advanced technology, proof of that is the automated and computerized operation that allows an extremely safe and reliable processing.

The equipment is fully built in stainless steel AISI 304 or 316, according to the type of treated product. The components are also mounted on a skid steel structure. The operation of TFM heat exchangers can be fully automated including CIP cleaning system. Automation system records relevant data of the process and provides Quality Control of the plant.

Using the highest quality components the TFM heat exchangers are highly trustworthy and may face the toughest harvest safely.

The assembly can be provided of deaerator, for nectars and whole pulps, and a homogenizer if required by the customer.

Heat exchangers are customized according to the custom’s demand from capacity, thermal cycles and the desired degree of automation.

 

Launch: EA-2C-SB Filling Machine – Agro and Dairy Versions

Tropical Food Machinery, from Pouso Alegre (MG), launches new Bag in Box aseptic filling machines in Agro and Dairy versions. The Agro version uses ozone for sterilization, ideal for inoculants and biofertilizers. The Dairy version uses hydrogen peroxide, ensuring safety in the packaging of dairy bases and Low Acid products. Low acidity products meet FDA (USA) standards, ensuring quality and export. TFM also maintains the standard Aseptic version, for pulps and tomatoes. More versatility and the same engineering excellence — Tropical Food Machinery.

ISO 9001 Certification: Commitment to Quality and Customer Satisfaction

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Apis Flora - Concentrated Propolis Line

In 2019, we completed the delivery of a concentrated propolis production line through alcoholic extraction and subsequent vacuum evaporation. The process involves the propolis, initially in the form of wax from the apiary, being added to grain alcohol within a process tank specifically designed for this purpose. In the mixing tank, the product is kept constantly stirred, undergoing successive heating and cooling operations over many hours. After this period, the propolis will be diluted. The settled sediment is discarded, and the product is sent to the concentrator for alcohol evaporation and propolis concentration. The concentration pot facilitates vacuum evaporation, and the evaporated alcohol is recovered in an indirect condenser and sent back to the alcohol accumulation tank. The final product is pure and concentrated propolis. All equipment was constructed following safety standards for explosive atmospheres and ATEX certification. Currently, the line is in perfect operation, adding value to our customer.