
Fresh tomatoes → concentrated paste
Receive, wash and inspect the crop. Extract a refined pulp, remove water, then connect thermal processing and bulk filling.
Explore this line →Tomato paste · puree · ketchup
Process fresh tomatoes into concentrated paste, or reprocess bulk paste into ketchup. Select a connected line or the machines you need, from washing and pulping to evaporation and filling.
Choose your production route
A fresh-tomato paste line and a paste-based ketchup line solve different jobs. Start with the incoming material and define the output before selecting equipment.

Receive, wash and inspect the crop. Extract a refined pulp, remove water, then connect thermal processing and bulk filling.
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Start with purchased tomato paste. Prepare ingredients, mix the recipe and select texture treatment and retail packaging.
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Prepare and refine a consistent pulp for an existing downstream process. Specify texture, flow and the transfer interface.
Explore this line →Inside a fresh-tomato paste line
Wash and inspect whole tomatoes. Keep crop intake and downstream feeding coordinated.
Crush, apply the selected break treatment and screen out skins and seeds.
Remove water from refined pulp to achieve the specified paste concentration.
Match final thermal treatment to product flow, bag filling and the package process.
Core tomato processing equipment

Screened pulp and controlled finish
Two screened chambers on one frame provide successive pulping and finishing duties. Prepared tomato material enters the first stage; accepted pulp moves through the selected refining arrangement while coarse material leaves through its reject route.

From refined pulp to concentrate
The evaporator receives a defined refined tomato stream and removes water to reach the selected concentrate. As solids and viscosity increase, circulation, heat transfer and cleaning become central equipment decisions.

Bulk concentrate packaging
The bag filler transfers suitably processed tomato paste into a compatible aseptic package. The illustrated system has two drum positions, individual roller lanes and overhead filling-head supports.

Application example · Niger, 2022
The documented Niger application combines bulk-paste reprocessing with can filling and finishing. It shows why packaging and formulation scope should follow the actual product, rather than automatically adding a fresh-fruit plant.
Make a better equipment decision
Compare incoming material, finished-product solids, texture and packaging. Then connect the equipment duties to the utilities and space available at your site.
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Share your starting material, capacity target and packaging. We will help define the equipment scope.
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