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The onion frying line includes equipment such as a washing and cutting system, a continuous fryer, an oil filtration and circulation system, a de-oiling conveyor, a cooling conveyor and a packaging machine.
Processing Output: 100KG-800KG/H (Customizable)
1
peeling
2
Cutting
3
Frying
4
De-oiling
5
Cooling
6
Seasoning
7
Packaging
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Can be expanded at any time to accommodate higher capacities and meet individual requirements
Uniform Frying Quality
Equipped with precise temperature control and oil circulation systems, it ensures even frying results, golden color, and consistent taste across all batches.
Automatic Operation & Reduced Labor
From feeding, frying, deoiling to discharge, the system is fully automated, minimizing manual intervention, lowering labor costs, and improving food hygiene.
Oil Filtration & Extended Oil Life
Integrated oil filtration and circulation system removes residues and keeps the oil clean, extending oil lifespan and reducing waste.
Versatile Application
Not only suitable for onion rings, onion flakes, and other onion-based products, but also adaptable for frying a wide range of vegetables, snacks, and coated items.
Food-Grade Construction & Easy Cleaning
Made of SUS304 stainless steel, the equipment complies with food safety standards. Modular design and CIP (Clean-In-Place) options make maintenance easy and fast.
Customizable Solutions
The frying line can be tailored to your plant layout, capacity requirements, and product type — offering full flexibility for industrial food processors.














Whole fried onion
Fried onion
Fried Onion Crispy
Sliced onion
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