See how a plunger assembly uses the coconut's natural germination pore to access water without
Parallel main and secondary rollers linked by bands simplify cleaning, cut roller wear, and reduce nut peeler maintenance downtime.
Upward liquid flow in a multi-inlet separation column sorts fruit seeds from shells by settling behavior when pneumatic methods fall short.
A hinged blade, stabilizing base, and piercing spike open coconuts with safer cuts, less skill, and lower wastage.
Drying, vacuum sealing, and staged freezing preserve coconut meat and water inside the shell for long shelf life without additives.
Adjustable grid elements and breaking-device position let rotary shelling continue across mixed-size fruit without grid replacement downtime.
A lever-based eccentric adjustment changes bar run and applied force for varied fruit sizes and shell hardness without shaft blocking means.
Recessed ridges pre-weaken nut shells, guiding rupture and separation to improve processing efficiency while minimizing kernel damage.
Motorized eccentric elements vary jaw stroke continuously, eliminating manual intervention and maintaining production continuity.
Internal air passages in a rotatable turret eliminate external hoses, reducing apparatus size while enabling over 750 nuts per minute.
Textured conical surfaces guide nuts into a narrowing zone, preventing slippage while distributing pressure to avoid crushing.
A nut cracking mechanism uses a seesaw linkage to synchronize alternate block movement along the longitudinal axis.
Merging harvest and shell units eliminates manual loading stops, enabling continuous field operation and higher hourly yield.
A slanted chute with a rough surface separates almond fruits from shells using friction differences, preventing damage from optical sensors or needles.
Gas explosion and negative pressure adsorption separate peanut kernels from red coats, preserving quality while improving efficiency.
Segmented shaft mounting and band-driven secondary rollers reduce roller wear and simplify cleaning in nut peeling machines.
A multilayer sheller uses co-rotational screens to shear and grate peanut shells for efficient kernel separation.
Segmented torque application separates meat from thick black walnut shells without damage.