As a medium-sized material packaging machine, it can be used for packaging granular and powder products such as tea, nuts, coffee, candy, industrial screws, etc. It has automatic packaging, automatic bag cutting, combined with filter paper and plastic film, and uses a back sealing bag making process. It can produce up to 20 bags per minute.
The Nylon Triangle Pyramids Tea Bag Packaging Machine with Outer Bag is a standout in the tea packaging field. Suited for various teas like black, green, oolong, herbal and flower tea. It makes unique triangle pyramid nylon tea bags with a square rubber outer bag for protection and appeal. Packaging speed is 2000 - 4500 bags/min. Innovation lies in precise control and stability. Advanced tech integrates inner and outer bags seamlessly. High-quality materials and sophisticated structure ensure durability. A great choice for tea makers seeking quality and innovation.
The automatic heat shrink packaging machine for plastic film packaging and sealing is a highly efficient packaging equipment designed to meet the diverse packaging needs of various industries. It uses plastic film to tightly wrap products and then applies heat to shrink the film, ensuring a secure and aesthetically pleasing packaging.
The vacuum inner film packaging machine is for packaging products like tea. Removes air by vacuuming to prevent oxidation and moisture, prolonging shelf life. Has a high-precision weighing system. Inner film protects products. Easy to operate and efficient, ideal for fresh-keeping packaging.
The electric baking cage tea dryer can precisely control the temperature, has rich and diverse functions, is suitable for small tea factories, can replace charcoal baking, and can enhance the aroma of tea.
The Hidden Manual Electric Filter Paper Tea Cup Machine, as a semi-automatic sealing and packaging machine, is suitable for packaging various types of tea. It places tea cups on molds for pressing, precise, fast, simple and easy to use, and can produce an average of 500 cups per hour.
The DL-4CD-35N Electric Tea Picker has a cutting width of 35cm and is equipped with an 18V 5.2Ah cordless lithium battery to eliminate wire interference during operation. The working time can be up to 8 hours, and it can pick 150 kilograms of fresh tea leaves in one hour.
DL-6CY1-15 mainly used for pressing cake tea, brick tea, chocolate type tea, the pressure and time can be adjusted, using hydraulic control, tea shaping is better. Machine has 1 working stations, 1 workers can operate the machine at the same time, 1 hour can press 35kg cake tea.
What is the fermentation of tea leaves?
Speaking of tea, people often say that full fermentation, semi-fermentation, and light fermentation are the same fermentation as our common fermented foods, such as yogurt, wine, vinegar, etc. What are their differences? Let’s learn about the fermentation of tea .
what is fermentation?
The so-called fermentation usually refers to a certain decomposition process of organic matter by organisms. The phenomenon of fermentation has been known for a long time, but it has been nearly 200 years to understand its nature. Fermentation, strictly defined by microbial physiology: The process by which organic matter is oxidatively degraded by organisms into oxidative products and release energy is collectively referred to as biooxidation.
Fermentation as defined in industrial production, industrial fermentation.
Industrial production generally refers to all industrial production that relies on the life activities of microorganisms as fermentation, such as beer brewing, monosodium glutamate production, etc. Fermentation in food: Fermented food refers to a type of food processed and manufactured by people using beneficial microorganisms, with unique flavors, such as yogurt, cheese, wine, pickles, soy sauce, vinegar, tempeh, rice wine, beer, wine, etc.
Fermentation of tea, biological oxidation
It is often said that Chinese tea is divided into six major categories according to the degree of tea fermentation and comprehensive production method. However, the term fermentation here, in the customary context of Chinese tea, is completely different from the above-mentioned microbial fermentation.