DL-6CYMJ-32 Electric Black Gold Stone Matcha Grinder: grinds to ≤15μm, capacity ~50g/h, 0.55KW. Ideal for premium, small-batch fine matcha.
DL-6CSTL-CM50 for processing Green/Oolong tea, use wood, coal or pellet fuel heating, drum diameter 50cm, length 260cm, speed and temperature adjustable. Capacitu about 50 kg per hour.
DL-6CSTP-D110 for processing Green/Oolong tea, use wood, coal or pellet fuel heating, drum diameter 110cm, length 100cm, speed and temperature adjustable. Capacitu about 100 kg per hour.
DL-6CSTL-Q80 for processing Green/Oolong tea, use wood, coal or pellet fuel heating, drum diameter 80cm, length 400cm, speed and temperature adjustable. Capacitu about 150 kg per hour.
DL-6CFX-435 can used for all kind tea, through the volume of air blowing, different weight tea are blown to different positions and screened out through the corresponding outlet, 5 different sizes of tea can be selected.
DL-6CFX-F30-3QB is a new type of tea screening equipment developed by our company, It can separate fresh leaves and finished tea in one machine. It can save money and workers. It can adjust the speed of screening and wind speed. It is a necessary good helper for tea factory!
DL-6CYQT-6105 mainly used for Oolong tea processing, drum made of bamboo, the activity of withered tea was increased by shaking, It can make tea taste more fragrant, Capacity about 32 kg per batch.
This machine is suitable for the shaping and roasting process of high-grade curly tea. Tea roasted by this machine features tight and neat strips, uniform curling, bright green color, visible white fuzz, and rich aroma—fully demonstrating the characteristics of high-quality tea. The machine's heating system offers two options: electric heating and liquefied gas heating, allowing users to choose flexibly based on their actual needs.
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Oolong tea is a unique existence among all teas. It belongs to a kind of semi-fermented tea. This kind of tea is processed through multiple processes such as drying, drying and shaking, as well as finishing and rolling, and the finished product is processed. Tea has the fragrance and floral fragrance of green tea, and the mellowness of black tea.
The production process of oolong tea is withering → shaking → fixing → rolling → drying.
1. Withering: It is divided into two types: sunlight withering and indoor withering. Sunlight withering is also known as sun-dried green, which allows fresh leaves to emit some water, and moderately transforms the contents of the leaves to reach a suitable degree of fermentation; indoor withering, also known as cool green, allows fresh leaves to wither naturally indoors, and is also a common type of oolong tea withering method.
2. Shaking: is the key to making oolong tea (green tea) green. After the withered tea leaves are shaken for 4 to 5 times, the fresh leaves undergo a series of biochemical changes, forming the unique "green leaf and red border" characteristics of the oolong tea base and the unique aroma of oolong tea.
3. Fixing: Use a green-fried machine to destroy the tea enzymes in the tea to prevent the leaves from turning red, so that the green taste in the tea fades and the tea fragrance emerges.
4. Rolling: It is a sculpting step, that is, the tea leaves are made into a ball or strip shape to form the shape and structure of oolong tea.
5. Baking: Drying, removing excess water and bitterness, and roasting until the tea stems are broken and crispy, and the smell is pure, making the tea more mellow.
