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Our brand new pitting machine and mini-frantoio prototypes.
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<pre>After years of development, we announce that the construction of our pitting machine prototype has been just finished. The machine is built up of two different parts: a pitting one and a separator one, vertically disposed. The first one looks after the production of olive paste without pit; the second one looks after the effective separation of the two components, by letting the paste in the following workings and expelling the pits. We'll be very happy to invite anyone was interested in our new equipment to be present at the working of the machine itself making us written request via e-mail message. By the way, because of the difference of season, it will be proper to bring about one quintal of olives for the test. People interested in our prototypes can also ask us to send them directly via e-mail message the only 2 photos available at this moment showing our new entire mini-frantoio prototype(which includes also our new pitting machine prototype) capable of working 300 Kg. olives per hour. Our new mini-frantoio is designed to produce the famous "pitless oil" without breaking the pits. Oil with broken pits has a bitter taste and shorter shelf life period. "Pitless oil" instead, has better taste and can maintain its properties for long shelf life period (also up to 3 years). Franco Serani / Franco Serena </pre> </td></tr></table> |
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