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Handle your food raw materials with care
GEA’s food preparation machines are made for food safety, hygiene and reliability. They process raw materials gently and efficiently. The resulting ground, mixed, cut or emulsified product is consistently perfect for successful processing.
Our solutions are designed with a focus on food safety, ensuring robust measures throughout the process. We employ efficient particle reduction, mixing, and emulsifying of raw materials to not only enhance product quality but also increase yield and overall value, all while maintaining the highest standards of food safety.
Whether you require a single machine or an automated preparation line (such as our batch2flow system), GEA offers all the essential components to help you stay at the forefront of the evolving food industry standards, providing the reliability and flexibility needed to adapt to changing market demands.
From single machine to automated food preparation line
GEA is the right partner for you for a single machine or an automated line. The heritage brands Krämer+Grebe and Wolfking were pioneers in their field. They created and proved the technology on which the industry now relies. The innovation continues, keeping GEA at the apex of the food preparation industry. The Batch2Flow system, for example: saving money, resources, space and labor.
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Automation for Food Processing
Optimum operation of even the best machines or installations is only possible, if they are partnered with control systems of equal quality.
GEA Batch2Flow
Revolutionize your food processing line with GEA Batch2Flow. Automatically transport and form meat mixtures efficiently. Save space, energy, and boost hygiene.
GEA ColdSteam M
GEA mixers equipped with ColdSteam technology are designed to optimize the tempering of fully frozen raw material and prepare it for forming into premium quality products. The technology is fast, reducing tempering time down to minutes instead of hours, and is carried out in the same machine as high performance mixing, so only a single unit is re...
GEA CombiGrind I
The GEA CombiGrind I has been designed as a single, compact unit that combines an intermeshing paddle mixer and a high-performance grinder. The unit is ideal for mixing and grinding pre-ground meat and fragile meat products, especially when fast, effective mixing, perfect granulometry and high contrast color definition are essential.
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The breakthrough that changed spray drying
In 1976, NIRO engineers responded to a competitive challenge by rethinking what spray drying could do. Their idea became the multi-stage dryer MSD. Fifty years later, the same fundamental principle helps turn liquids into the powders used in essential nutrition products and important medicines around the world. Refined through decades of engineering expertise, customer insight and continuous development, MSD is a story of innovation with lasting impact.
Das Ganze im Blick: Wie Anlagen dauerhaft besser laufen
Eine effiziente Maschine macht noch keine effiziente Produktion. Echte Verbesserungen beginnen oft damit, den Blick über die einzelnen Anlagenelemente hinaus zu richten und zu verstehen, wie sich Prozesse, Energiesysteme und betriebliche Entscheidungen gegenseitig beeinflussen. Ein solcher ganzheitlicher Ansatz hilft beim Identifizieren von Potenzialen, die sonst verborgen bleiben.
Wie eine neue Ventiltechnologie die Produktion von Lebensmitteln und Getränken verändert
In der Lebensmittel- und Getränkeindustrie werden Ventile traditionell mit Druckluft betrieben. Die GEA Hydract®-Antriebstechnologie betätigt Ventile dagegen mit Wasser in einem geschlossenen, digital gesteuerten Kreislauf. Das Ergebnis: Ventile lassen sich präzise in jeder gewünschten Position halten und in fein abgestuften Schritten steuern. Dadurch sinken der Energieverbrauch und gleichzeitig steigt die Prozesskontrolle erheblich.
