A smokehouse hall in a meat plant: smokehouse ovens open, an operator rolling out a trolley of smoked sausages

Meat · Fruit & vegetable · Snacks

Food processing machinery for meat, vegetable and snack plants

Single machines and complete lines, run-off tested with your product before shipping.

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Sausage linker twisting a filled casing into even links that loop onto a rack

Sausage and ham lineMince, cut, fill, link, smoke and cook

Patties passing under a batter curtain and through breadcrumbs toward the fryer

Meatball and patty lineForm, batter, bread and fry in one run

Roller brush peeler with potatoes under water spray, workers sorting on an inspection belt

Fruit and vegetable lineWash, peel, cut and blanch

Potato slices pouring into a continuous fryer, golden chips on the outfeed belt

Potato chips and fries linePeel, slice, blanch, fry and season

Extruder pushing out puffed corn snacks toward a drying oven

Puffed snack lineMix, extrude, dry and flavour

Machines sold on their own

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Checked in our own workshop

A welder polishing the inside weld of a stainless hopper in the fabrication workshop, frames being assembled behind

01Sheet with mill certificates

304 and 316 sheet arrives with mill certificates, filed with each machine.

02Food-contact welds polished

Every weld that touches food is ground and polished, then checked by hand under light.

03Electrical test to EN 60204-1

Control cabinets are tested on the bench before the machine is closed up.

04Run-off with your product

Your raw material runs through the machine in our test bay; you get the video.

05Final check and CE file

Guards, labels and dimensions checked; the CE file goes into the crate.

We design, weld and test stainless machines for meat, fruit and vegetable, and snack plants: five complete lines and the machines inside them.

Mincewell Food Machinery Co., Ltd.

Food machinery maker · Shandong, China

Crated machines being loaded by forklift into a shipping container at the factory loading dock

After the line ships

Service and spare parts

An engineer commissioning a newly installed line at an open control cabinet in a customer plant

On site or video call

Installation and training

Our engineers set up the line in your plant and train the operators who will run it.

Engineer visitOperator training

Listed by drawing number

Spare parts

Wear parts carry drawing numbers in the manual, so a reorder takes one email.

Knives and platesSeals and belts

Questions buyers ask first

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Which voltage do the machines run on?

Motors and controls are wired to your plant supply. Tell us voltage, phase and frequency when you ask.

Can I buy one machine instead of a line?

Yes. Every machine in a line is also sold on its own, with the same parts and manual.

Can you match a line I already run?

Yes. Send photos and nameplates of the machines before and after, and we size ours to fit.

Can I visit the factory before ordering?

Yes, by appointment through the quote form. A live video walk-through is also possible.

Do you build under a distributor’s name?

Yes for distributors: neutral nameplates or your own, agreed when we quote.

A process engineer weighing a tray of fresh potato chips at the end of a snack line

Tell us what you process

To quote a line we need:

Your product and recipe
Target output in kg per hour
Plant voltage and floor space

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