Fresh produce cutting and drying equipment to be demonstrated in Madrid

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Sormac will exhibit at Fruit Attraction 2026, presenting its solutions for cutting, slicing, and drying fresh produce. Visitors to stand 10A22 in Pavilion 10 can attend live demonstrations and discuss solutions ranging from stand-alone machines to fully automated processing lines.

At Fruit Attraction, Sormac will demonstrate processing technology designed to help processors adapt to changing products, processing volumes, and market requirements while maintaining product quality and operational efficiency.

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Live cutting demonstrations
The Slice and wedge cutter FS-3600 will be demonstrated at the stand. The machine produces slices, half slices, wedges, cored wedges, sticks, and blocks, with a capacity of up to 4,000 pieces per hour.

Integrated recipe management enables operators to switch between products and cutting requirements, while the quick-change knife system supports daily operations. Different conveyor and belt configurations allow the machine to be adapted to specific applications.
Sormac will also demonstrate the Belt slicer BSM-150, designed for cutting a range of vegetables. The machine offers straight, cross, julienne, grated, and crinkle cuts and features a 150 mm-wide belt.

With up to 100 programmable recipes, automatic adjustment of the top-belt pressure, and touchscreen operation, the BSM-150 supports product changeovers and different cutting requirements.

Sormac will also present the Basket centrifuge MC-44/Vario, designed to remove excess water from fresh-cut products after washing.

The MC-44/Vario allows processors to control spin speed and drying time for different products. It handles batches of up to 15 kg and offers a capacity of up to 1,000 kg per hour. Up to 100 recipes can be programmed, while the slow start and stop function supports gentle product handling.

The machine is equipped with Sormac’s patented Basket Lock® system and Magnetic Lid Lock system, the latter backed by a five-year warranty.

From individual machines to complete processing lines
Sormac specialists will be available throughout Fruit Attraction to discuss processing requirements and equipment options.

The company develops semi-automatic machines for quick changeovers, as well as fully automated processing lines for products including leafy greens, carrots, potatoes, and onions. Custom-built solutions can also be engineered and integrated with third-party equipment.
Sormac manages the process in-house, from concept and engineering to manufacturing, installation, and long-term service, providing processing solutions focused on product quality, hygienic design, operational reliability, and long-term performance.

Visitors can find Sormac at Fruit Attraction stand 10A22 in Pavilion 10.

© SormacFor more information:
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Tel: +31 (0) 77 351 84 44
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