If you are active in the field of peanut processing and packaging, you most likely know that peanut skin removal is one of the most sensitive and decisive stages of production. The slightest error at this stage can cause breakage of the peanut kernel, reduce the quality of the final product, and even lead to a sharp drop in its economic value.
For the machine to perform at its best, we need to know which type of peanut is suitable for skin removal. Generally, peanuts for skin removal fall into two main categories: <\/p>\n\n
This type of peanut has no moisture. For dry peanut skin removal, peeling machines with air suction are used. The main advantage of dry peanut skin removal is that the thin skin separates more easily and the kernel is less damaged. <\/p>\n\n
This type of peanut is usually used for shelling or removing the hard outer shell. Industrial peanut peeling machines or shellers are used at this stage. In a processing line, it is very important that the peanut kernel is separated from its hard shell without damage or breakage. This depends on the shelling machine. The choice of peanut type also directly affects the settings of the peanut skin remover machine and the quality of the output. <\/p>\n\n
A peanut hard shell remover machine is an industrial machine that uses abrasive, roller, or combined systems to remove the dry skin of peanuts without damaging the kernel. This machine is usually placed alongside other equipment such as a peanut sorting machine in an industrial peanut processing line. The working principle of the peanut skin remover machine is as follows: If you are planning to buy a peanut shelling machine, you should know that these machines are manufactured in various capacities and models, ranging from small workshop models to large industrial machines with capacities of several hundred kilograms per hour. Therefore, to make the right choice, you first need to determine your daily production volume, what type of peanuts you are processing, and in what environment the machine will be installed. In order to choose a machine that has long-term durability and efficiency, we recommend considering the following points: One of the most important indicators of machine quality is reducing peanut kernel breakage during skin removal. Quality machines typically have less than 3 to 5 percent breakage. The use of stainless steel and resistant alloys increases the lifespan and reduces maintenance and servicing costs of the peanut skin remover machine. For example, the hard sheller model 8 Plus, introduced above, has steel abrasive parts that need to be replaced after 300 tons of output. <\/p>\n\n If you intend to separate peanut skins and produce a first-grade product, connection to a peanut kernel sorting machine after skin removal is essential.<\/p>\n\nPurchasing a peanut skin remover machine<\/h2>\n\n
Important points when purchasing a peanut skin remover machine<\/h2>\n\n
Kernel breakage rate<\/h3>\n\n
Body material and abrasive parts<\/h3>\n\n
Ability to connect to a sorting machine<\/h3>\n\n
After-sales service and spare parts supply<\/h3>\n\n