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Sweet Manufacturing's CalorMatic® Heat Processor - Hawk Model
Discussion created on August 4, 2017
ON TO THE NEXT ONE!
Shipped out another CalorMatic® Heat Processor yesterday. Always good to see these being sold and shipped!
The CalorMatic® is modern technology that makes heat processing of a variety of free-flowing materials simple, practical, and profitable. Natural gas, propane, or alternative fuels, in an efficient burner, heats air which passes through the fully perforated bed of the ...
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Rated at capacities from 1-2 TPH to 17-20 TPH the Calormatic system is a very reliable machine used in several applications.
Most of our customers located in north of the US had Calormatic systems to defrost soybeans before oil extraction during the winter time, by doing this the beans can be processed at the right temperature and also the process to deactivate the anti-nutritional factors is pr ...
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The CalorMatic® Heat Processor is modern technology that makes heat processing of a variety of free-flowing materials simple, practical, and profitable. Learn More About Sweet’s Unique CalorMatic® Heat Processor downloading the latest product brochure by clicking here
Unique Concept in Roasting and Drying:
• No direct contact with flame
• Maximum f ...
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6/25/2017 - United States
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Participation in Forum on March 28, 2017
I believe that our product could be a great alternative for sourcing your own processed Soybeans to be made for feed. Our Calormatic offers infinite adjustment in heating, retention time, air flow & roasting temperatures we can roast, toast, thaw & process a variety of grain based and specialty products. throughout the years we have processed the following:SoybeansMiloCornOyster shellsTapi ...
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In countries like Uganda where fish is used as a main protein yet very expensive, soya is an inevitable alternative. Uganda pig industry is still controlled by smallholder farmers who cannot afford heavy machinery for soya processing to kill/denature digestion inhibitors and the feed companies available mainly focus on fish targeted for poultry feeds, little is dedicated to piggery.
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