Crate washing and processing systems
Pohjaranta will customize the system to the customer’s needs, with special attention to energy efficiency and eco-friendliness
WASHING LINES FOR THE FOOD INDUSTRY
Pohjaranta supplies energy-efficient, eco-friendly crate washing lines that improve productivity and efficiency. We will provide you module-based washing lines and solutions customized for special needs and layouts.
We are familiar with most of the washing needs of the food industry, and we have solutions for them. Our experienced designers will find solutions even for the most unique washing needs or the customer’s existing operating environment. Our new washing lines use less energy and detergents, and their water consumption has been minimized.
We have long experience with designing and implementing crate processing equipment for the food industry. If needed, our washing lines also include crate processing solutions: e.g. stack conveyors, overhead rail systems, stackers and de-stackers. We will make the necessary layout plans and deliver you the required washing lines with their conveyors and processing equipment. Our crate processing solutions optimize our customers’ crate processing, transit and storage and improve productivity. You’ll get the required number of clean and dry boxes in the right place at the right time.
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FOOD HYGIENE
Clean and dry utensils, baskets, trays and boxes are a good foundation for proper food hygiene. With our washing solutions, our customers are able to meet even the strictest hygiene requirements set by authorities and can offer the cleanest food products to the market.
WASHING PROCESS AND FOOD HYGIENE
High food hygiene is possible when washing processes are designed and optimized to meet the customer's washing needs. Thanks to highly automated washing processes, our customer's washing and drying results are top-notch every time. Our washing solutions help the customer implement food hygiene and self-monitoring.
