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A continuous processing line converts fresh potatoes into packaged frozen French fries. The equipment handles washing, peeling, cutting, blanching, frying, cooling and quick freezing. Specifications include 300–2,000 kg/h capacity and food grade 304 stainless steel; fry dimensions and line capacity are configurable.
A continuous line prepares frozen fries from fresh potatoes through washing, cutting, blanching, frying, cooling and quick freezing. The source lists 300–2,000 kg/h configurations.
A continuous line prepares frozen fries from fresh potatoes through washing, cutting, blanching, frying, cooling and quick freezing. The source lists 300–2,000 kg/h configurations.

Coordinate frying time, oil temperature, circulation, filtration and cleaning access for repeatable output.
Use target output, available workshop space, utilities and package requirements to define scope and layout.
Balance preparation, treatment and packing capacities so product moves through the line in a practical sequence.
Clean potatoes and remove peel before cutting.
Cut the prepared product into the required strips, slices or pieces.
Apply the selected blanching process before drying, frying or freezing.
Fry the prepared product with controlled temperature and residence time.
Remove excess surface oil after frying.
Freeze prepared product with the selected quick-freezing system.
Pack the prepared product in the selected commercial format.

The reference lists 304 stainless steel and configurable 300–2,000 kg/h output; utility requirements depend on heating and capacity.
| Item | Reference value |
|---|---|
| Raw material | Fresh potatoes |
| Final product | Frozen French fries |
| Capacity | 300–2,000 kg/h |
| Food-contact material | 304 stainless steel |
| Reference dimensions: 1 t/h | 75,000 × 6,200 × 4,200 mm |
| Power: electric / gas heating (source units) | 540 / 378 kW/h |
| Water: 1 t/h example | 3 t/h |
| Oil: 1 t/h example | 30 kg/h |
| Natural gas / LPG: 1 t/h example | 75 m³/h / 55 kg/h |

Suitable configurations can support processors, packing houses and businesses developing value-added products.
Coordinate modules, grade standards and installation requirements around the intended fruit operation.

Confirm raw-material suitability, selected equipment, product changeovers and packaging requirements during project planning.
Adjust cut dimensions and drying time for the product.
The GELGOOG reference states 12 months and spare-parts support.
Use target output, available workshop space, utilities and package requirements to define scope and layout.

GELGOOG source demonstration

Link automated operations from preparation to packing.
Deoiling removes excess surface oil after frying.
Control frying and freezing temperatures consistently.
Clean potatoes and remove peel before cutting.
Cut the prepared product into the required strips, slices or pieces.
Separate undersized potato strips before downstream processing.
Apply the selected blanching process before drying, frying or freezing.
Use airflow to remove water from the product surface.
Fry the prepared product with controlled temperature and residence time.
Remove excess surface oil after frying.
Cool the product before freezing or packing.
Freeze prepared product with the selected quick-freezing system.
Pack the prepared product in the selected commercial format.
A continuous line prepares frozen fries from fresh potatoes through washing, cutting, blanching, frying, cooling and quick freezing. The source lists 300–2,000 kg/h configurations.
A continuous line prepares frozen fries from fresh potatoes through washing, cutting, blanching, frying, cooling and quick freezing. The source lists 300–2,000 kg/h configurations.

Coordinate frying time, oil temperature, circulation, filtration and cleaning access for repeatable output.
Use target output, available workshop space, utilities and package requirements to define scope and layout.
Balance preparation, treatment and packing capacities so product moves through the line in a practical sequence.
Clean potatoes and remove peel before cutting.
Cut the prepared product into the required strips, slices or pieces.
Apply the selected blanching process before drying, frying or freezing.
Fry the prepared product with controlled temperature and residence time.
Remove excess surface oil after frying.
Freeze prepared product with the selected quick-freezing system.
Pack the prepared product in the selected commercial format.

The reference lists 304 stainless steel and configurable 300–2,000 kg/h output; utility requirements depend on heating and capacity.
| Item | Reference value |
|---|---|
| Raw material | Fresh potatoes |
| Final product | Frozen French fries |
| Capacity | 300–2,000 kg/h |
| Food-contact material | 304 stainless steel |
| Reference dimensions: 1 t/h | 75,000 × 6,200 × 4,200 mm |
| Power: electric / gas heating (source units) | 540 / 378 kW/h |
| Water: 1 t/h example | 3 t/h |
| Oil: 1 t/h example | 30 kg/h |
| Natural gas / LPG: 1 t/h example | 75 m³/h / 55 kg/h |

Suitable configurations can support processors, packing houses and businesses developing value-added products.
Coordinate modules, grade standards and installation requirements around the intended fruit operation.

Confirm raw-material suitability, selected equipment, product changeovers and packaging requirements during project planning.
Adjust cut dimensions and drying time for the product.
The GELGOOG reference states 12 months and spare-parts support.
Use target output, available workshop space, utilities and package requirements to define scope and layout.

GELGOOG source demonstration

Link automated operations from preparation to packing.
Deoiling removes excess surface oil after frying.
Control frying and freezing temperatures consistently.
Clean potatoes and remove peel before cutting.
Cut the prepared product into the required strips, slices or pieces.
Separate undersized potato strips before downstream processing.
Apply the selected blanching process before drying, frying or freezing.
Use airflow to remove water from the product surface.
Fry the prepared product with controlled temperature and residence time.
Remove excess surface oil after frying.
Cool the product before freezing or packing.
Freeze prepared product with the selected quick-freezing system.
Pack the prepared product in the selected commercial format.
Wash and peel potatoes, cut them into strips, remove undersized pieces and dry the surface before packing fresh-cut fries.

GELGOOG source demonstration

Link automated operations from preparation to packing.
Adjust cut dimensions and drying time for the product.
Use stainless steel for food-contact surfaces.
Clean potatoes and remove peel before cutting.
Cut the prepared product into the required strips, slices or pieces.
Separate undersized potato strips before downstream processing.
Use airflow to remove water from the product surface.
Pack the prepared product in the selected commercial format.
Prepare sweet potatoes through peeling, cutting and blanching, then fry, deoil, cool and pack the finished fries.
GELGOOG source demonstration

Control frying temperature and time for repeatable color.
Circulation and filtration support frying-oil management.
Food-contact components use 304 stainless steel.
Plan accessible surfaces and suitable cleaning options.
A coordinated line supports steady operation.
Plan installation, commissioning and operator training.
Remove the outer skin or peel before further processing.
Cut the prepared product into the required strips, slices or pieces.
Apply the selected blanching process before drying, frying or freezing.
Use airflow to remove water from the product surface.
Fry the prepared product with controlled temperature and residence time.
Remove excess surface oil after frying.
Cool the product before freezing or packing.
Pack the prepared product in the selected commercial format.
Connect potato preparation, blanching, drying, frying, deoiling and cooling for packaged fried fries.
GELGOOG source demonstration

Control frying temperature and time for repeatable color.
Circulation and filtration support frying-oil management.
Food-contact components use 304 stainless steel.
Plan accessible surfaces and suitable cleaning options.
A coordinated line supports steady operation.
Plan installation, commissioning and operator training.
Remove the outer skin or peel before further processing.
Cut the prepared product into the required strips, slices or pieces.
Separate undersized potato strips before downstream processing.
Apply the selected blanching process before drying, frying or freezing.
Use airflow to remove water from the product surface.
Fry the prepared product with controlled temperature and residence time.
Remove excess surface oil after frying.
Cool the product before freezing or packing.
Pack the prepared product in the selected commercial format.
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