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Twin Screw Extrusion Processing versus Conventional Food Processing

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Twin Screw Extrusion - The cheapest, most efficient and most compact method of making high-quality structured products. It’s no surprise, why the scope of twin-screw extrusion in the food industry is continually expanding. Twin screw extrusion technology was first used in 1956, and since then, it has evolved and today, the twin screw extruder is well-recognized for Food & Feed processing. Screw extrusion is predominant in food applications. The process of screw extrusion is used to make a variety of products and combines many operations as one.  Co-Rotating Twin Screw Extruders   How Does A Twin Screw Extruder Work?  Twin screw extruders consist of two co-rotating, intermeshing screws mounted on splined shafts in a closed barrel. Due to a wide range of barrel and screw designs, manufacturers can set up various screw profiles and process functions as per the process requirements. Hence, a twin screw extruder is capable of:  • Transporting, • ...

Perfection is Satisfaction – The Best Food Extruder Machine

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Today I am utterly happy because finally, I have got my best buddy by my side. And you will be surprised to know that a machine helped me in this – food extruder in South Africa. Shocking, right!! Don’t you wanna know how everything happened!! Then sit back and listen to an emotional turning point of my life… The Beginning I am a worker at an extruder technology company – CFAM. My life was simple and also running round the clock. Every day I had to return home from work, cook, and do some other household stuff, sleep, and then repeat the entire thing the next day. Life was satisfying but still, something was missing. But it turned into something adorable, suddenly. What did actually happen and how? One day I came out of the factory, and there was a puppy down the streets of Kanaal Weg, aged near about 8 weeks. He was lying down with gloomy eyes and when I went near, it looked at me in such a way that I couldn’t stop me from taking him on my laps. I understood that...