Equipment for fresh-tomato concentration, bulk-paste ketchup production and puree preparation. Explore the machines, connected process and packaging scope for the product you want to make.
Build the line around the tomato harvest, the paste specification and the required bulk pack. The fresh-fruit section prepares a screened pulp; the evaporator removes water; the thermal and filling section establishes the final product and package process. Each section has a different capacity basis.
Start with purchased aseptic tomato paste when the product is a formulated ketchup or sauce. This route combines paste handling, ingredient preparation, controlled mixing and the chosen finishing and packaging operations. It does not require a fresh-tomato intake or an evaporator simply because tomato is the main ingredient.
A puree preparation section is a practical purchase when blending, final heating or packaging already exists downstream. Its job is to receive prepared fresh material and deliver screened puree with a defined texture, temperature and flow condition at the transfer interface.
Filling section from the reported 2022 Niger bulk-paste reprocessing and can-packing project.
Equipment in a real application / Niger, 2022
Bulk paste in. Retail cans out.
This reported supply example connects bulk-paste reprocessing to can filling and the surrounding packaging operations. Its scope makes a useful distinction between buying a fresh-fruit plant and expanding a paste-based packing operation.
A horizontal driven knife rotor reduces prepared tomatoes before preheating and pulping. The opened machine view reveals the cutting elements, perforated lower basket and discharge below the housing. Selecting the crusher around a consistent downstream feed is more useful than treating motor power as a finished-paste capacity.
The evaporator receives a defined refined tomato stream and removes water to reach the selected concentrate. As solids and viscosity increase, circulation, heat transfer and cleaning become central equipment decisions. The system is sized from feed and outlet conditions, with evaporated water and finished paste reported separately.
The bag filler transfers suitably processed tomato paste into a compatible aseptic package. The illustrated system has two drum positions, individual roller lanes and overhead filling-head supports. Its useful output depends on product delivery, metering and the complete bag-change cycle, not just the flow while a head is open.