Fruit Peeling Systems
Kingslink's line of fruit peeling systems allows your operation to
significantly lower labor costs while maintaining the same high level of
finished quality you enjoy today.
significantly lower labor costs while maintaining the same high level of
finished quality you enjoy today.
| Melon Peeler |
Peels and de-seeds 60+ melons/minute.
This equipment operates on the principle of a knife scooping
the flesh out of the skin producing a smooth surface.
This equipment operates on the principle of a knife scooping
the flesh out of the skin producing a smooth surface.
| Mango Peeler Slicer |
| The Kingslink mango peeler processes and slices 80+ mangos/min or over 1200 lbs. of fresh mango per hour. It has recently been upgraded to peel whole cheeks. |
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The uniformity of the *slices make
an ideal product for dehydrating:
a) You will maintain a higher yield
by not having to put your
product through a secondary
slicing machine, where the
yield loss can exceed 10%, as
most slicers in the market
consistently shred some of the
fruit.
b) The consistency of the slices will
give you a uniform finished
product minimizing yield loss
in the dehydrator.
c) You will have a premium
finished product.
* Slicing blades can be made to any
width desired.
Slices shown were cut through a
1/2" blades set, the ideal for the
Fresh-Cut industry.
an ideal product for dehydrating:
a) You will maintain a higher yield
by not having to put your
product through a secondary
slicing machine, where the
yield loss can exceed 10%, as
most slicers in the market
consistently shred some of the
fruit.
b) The consistency of the slices will
give you a uniform finished
product minimizing yield loss
in the dehydrator.
c) You will have a premium
finished product.
* Slicing blades can be made to any
width desired.
Slices shown were cut through a
1/2" blades set, the ideal for the
Fresh-Cut industry.
These mangoes were peeled and
sliced with a 7mm. blade set prior
to being dehydrated.
sliced with a 7mm. blade set prior
to being dehydrated.
