DL-6CHL-RQ10 is small type tea drying machine, can drying for all kind tea, use gas heating, capacity from 60kg to 400kg per hour, temperature and speed adjustable, safety, energy saving and environmental protection
DL-6CHZ-9QB is full stainless steel tea dehydrator, electric heating, drying area about 10sqm, capacity 27-45 kg per batch.
DL-6CHZ-5 use electric heating, outer is baking paint inside is stainless steel trays, drying area 5sqm, capacity 15-25kg per batch.
DL-6CRT-65T can process almost all kind tea, brass type, the part contacted with tea is made of stainless steel, drum diameter 65cm, height 48cm, capacity about 60 kg per batch.
Circular vibrating screen separator mainly for sorting different size of tea dust/powder/fragment, used for CTC tea or other crushed tea leaf, Optional different screens to get different sizes of tea.
100kg fresh leaves process 25kg finished oolong tea in 12 hours, This page recommends you a full set of green tea production equipment and use methods.
The matcha stone mill is made of granite that is cut in one piece. After the initial grinding process, no stone powder or slag is lost during use, which ensures the safety and cleanliness of the matcha tea.
The main function of the electric bamboo drum baking cage is to replace the carbon baking cage, making the drying of tea more precise and controllable.
Ceylon Heights black tea is most famous for Uwo tea, which is produced on the east side of the mountainous area of Sri Lanka and is one of the four major black teas in the world. The east side of Sri Lanka’s mountainous area is full of clouds all year round. The northeast monsoon blowing in winter brings more rainfall (November to February of the following year), which is unfavorable for tea plantation production. Therefore, the best tea quality is obtained from July to September. On the west side, due to the influence of the southwest monsoon rain in summer (May-August), the Tingbula tea and Nuwara Eliya tea produced are best harvested from January to March.
Assam black tea is produced in the Assam valley in the foothills of the Assam Himalayas in northeastern India. The local sunshine is strong, and another tree needs to be planted to moderately shade the tea trees; due to the abundant rainfall, it promotes the flourishing of tropical Assam tea trees. The best quality is picked from June to July, but autumn tea from October to November is more fragrant. Assam black tea, the shape of the tea is thin and flat, and the color is dark brown; the soup is dark red and slightly brown, with a light malt and rose fragrance, and a strong taste.