ProXES successfully unites three leading process technology brands under one roof: FrymaKoruma, Stephan and Terlet.
With three leading brands FrymaKoruma, Stephan and Terlet under one roof ProXES combines long-standing expertise with a challenger mindset. As an agile partner, we support our customers from first product concept to industrialisation and empower them to bring their ideas to life. Together we set trends: Through sustainable and innovative solutions we drive our customers’ success today and help them shape future markets.
In addition to the standalone FrymaKoruma, Stephan and Terlet products, ProXES combines their technologies to create modern process lines. By using the most advanced automation and service concepts, ProXES facilitates competitive advantages for customers in the food, pharmaceutical, cosmetics and chemical industries.
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1. Pre-heating by a Stephan batch unit and transfer to a Stephan buffer tank
2. A homogenous cold blend will be fed to the pre-heating unit Stephan Continuous Cooker.
Afterwards the cheese will be heated up from approx. 85°C by direct steam injection to Stephan UHT temperature of 142 – 145°C. In the flash cooling and creaming tank FC we combine two process steps in one tank. At the end the ready to fill cheese will be discharged through a double filter station to the filling machine.
From creamy mayonnaise to hot ketchup – the FrymaKoruma MaxxD is the ideal partner for the production of homogenized and dispersed food products. The innovative vacuum processing creates emulsions fast and in finest quality. The heart of the MaxxD is the rotor-stator homogenizer. It introduces controlled shear energy into the product and drives the product flow. At the the end of the production process the homogenizer discharges the completed batch directly – no additional pump is required.
The ProXES Hummus line contains a STEPHAN Vacutherm System where the soaked chickpeas are cooked under overpressure at 110 °C. All other ingredients, like tahini and oil are dosed directly into the kettle. After the required fineness is achieved by circulating via the Microcut (rotor-stator-system), the hummus will be pumped through the Terlet Terlotherm (scraped-surface heat exchanger) to cool the product down. Finaly the hummus will be fed from the buffer tank to the filler.
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