Potato processing

Automatic French Fries & Potato Chips Line

An automatic potato-processing line linking washing, peeling, cutting, treatment, frying, cooling, seasoning, optional freezing and packing.

Line overview

Automatic French Fries & Potato Chips Line

An automatic potato-processing line linking washing, peeling, cutting, treatment, frying, cooling, seasoning, optional freezing and packing.

Feed elevatorWashing and peelingInspectionCutting or slicingPre-washingRoller inspectionBubble washingBlanchingDewateringAir dryingContinuous fryingDeoiling and coolingSeasoningOptional quick freezingAutomatic packing

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01Feed elevator

02Washing and peeling

03Inspection

04Cutting or slicing

05Pre-washing

06Roller inspection

07Bubble washing

08Blanching

09Dewatering

10Air drying

11Continuous frying

12Deoiling and cooling

13Seasoning

14Optional quick freezing

15Automatic packing

Raw materialPotatoes within the confirmed variety, solids, sugar, size and storage condition

Finished productPotato chips or prepared / frozen French fries according to the approved process route

Indicative outputLine output is configured after product trials and process review.

Operator requirementsStaffing depends on automation level, inspection points, packing method and local operating practice.

Factory and utilitiesShare the available floor plan, access height, drainage, ventilation and installation conditions before layout approval. Confirm water, drainage, electricity, frying heat source, oil system, ventilation and refrigeration for a frozen-fries route.

Confirm before quotePotato variety, fry or slice dimensions, finished standard, output, blanching, frying, freezing, packing and factory layout

Acceptance basis

Define the result before final configuration.

Agree raw potato specification, finished dimensions, colour or texture, oil or moisture target, output measurement and freezing target where applicable.

Planning information

Facts to settle before a line quotation.

Raw material and finished product

Clarify the incoming material condition, size range, preparation level, target finished product, acceptable loss, colour or texture requirement and packing format before the equipment list is finalized.

Capacity and operating schedule

State the peak input, target output, working hours, batch or continuous operation preference and expected expansion plan. A line sized for average output may be short during peak production.

Utilities and layout

Provide the available voltage, heating source, water, drainage, ventilation, refrigeration, compressed air, floor plan, clear height, door width and installation access so the route can be checked before quotation.

Scope and acceptance

List which machines, controls, conveyors, spare parts, packing interface, installation support and training are expected. Final performance and delivery scope should be written into the approved technical proposal.

Project boundary: Final model, output, dimensions, utilities, food-contact material scope, price, delivery and service boundary require technical and commercial confirmation before quotation.