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​Onion Peeler Machine

An onion peeler machine is an automated food processing equipment designed to efficiently remove the outer skin of onions, catering to commercial and industrial-scale applications. Below is a detailed analysis of its key features, technical specifications, applications, and purchasing considerations.


Key Features

  1. High-Efficiency Peeling Technology

    • Dry/Pneumatic Peeling: Utilizes compressed air to create a cyclone effect, stripping onion skins without soaking or chemical treatments, reducing water waste and contamination risks.

    • High Peeling Rate: Advanced models achieve ≥95% peeling completion while minimizing onion damage (e.g., Lonkia models).

    • Adjustable Peeling Depth: Equipped with "onion skin controllers" to customize peeling layers for different processing needs (e.g., removing only dry outer layers or multiple layers).

  2. Durable & Hygienic Design

    • Full Stainless Steel Construction: Made of food-grade SUS304 stainless steel for corrosion resistance and easy cleaning, complying with international hygiene standards (e.g., Lonkia, KW-YCTP10).

    • Modular Structure: Some models (e.g., USM-S100) feature a single-layer operation platform for simplified maintenance and adjustments.

  3. Smart Automation

    • Automatic Size Recognition: Premium models (e.g., WM Machinery’s fully automatic units) include "onion size detection systems" to adjust root-cutting dimensions based on onion size, integrating peeling and root trimming.

    • Digital Control Panels: Support parameter settings and real-time monitoring for precise operation (e.g., USM-S100).

 Applications

  1. Food Processing Factories: Mass production of diced onions, onion rings, or other pre-processed products requiring high efficiency and low waste.

  2. Central Kitchens: Standardized onion preparation for restaurant chains to reduce labor costs.

  3. Vegetable Processing Enterprises: Handling export-grade onions to meet international hygiene and quality standards.

  4. Agricultural Cooperatives: Preliminary sorting and peeling of harvested onions to enhance added value.