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GEA OptiFlour

The GEA OptiFlour is a versatile, dedicated dust-free flour applicator for food coating. It delivers excellent performance and accurate pick-up control for either thin pre-dust, seeded flours, or light to medium crumbs. Working together with the GEA OptiAir, it is the first in the food industry to work dust-free.

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GEA OptiFlour | Dust free flour applicator with patented flour divider
GEA OptiFlour | Dust-free flour applicator with optimum coating adhesion
GEA OptiAir | Dust free environment for coating applications
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