Root Vegetable Line Configurator

Answer the three inputs that define any washing and peeling line. You get a station-by-station configuration and a specification block you can paste straight into a request for quotation. Nothing here is a price or a lead time — those depend on drawings we have not seen yet.

Crop sets the washing mechanism and the peeling method.

Use your peak-season hour, not your annual average.

Output form decides how many stations sit after the peeler.

Select a crop and an output form, and enter a throughput above zero.

Configuration route

Station list

Blue numbers are core stations. Lighter numbers are added by your output form.

    Specification block for your request for quotation

    A written specification lets suppliers bid on the same scope. Copy this, add your site constraints, and send the same text to every supplier you are comparing.

    Send this specification to us and one named project engineer will return a station-by-station configuration and a scope of supply split.

    Get a Line Proposal

    Routing follows the crop and output-form logic published on this page. Capacity bands, machine widths and drum lengths are set against drawings and your own peak-week production records, so this tool sizes the station list, never the machine.