Making Cider From Concentrate

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Cider Equipment

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Making Cider From Concentrate Description

We supply complete systems for the production of cider, providing its customers with the technology and equipment they need for the whole cider production process, from mixing the concentrate to bottling and packaging the end product.
In addition to the tanks for storing the concentrate, liquid sugar and water, we offer products and systems for all phases of production: fermentation tanks fed with variable proportions of concentrate, sugar and water; automatic dosing systems for dosing the yeasts and, after the fermentation process, the bentonite used in the clarification stage. There are cross-flow filters for the filtering stage, premix systems for the appropriate carbonation, CIP systems for washing the lines, right up to the bottling and labelling systems.

We are the ideal partner for all types of system, adapting to any production volume, and never restricting its scope to providing the equipment alone. It can also perform the detailed study and design of the lines and systems to suit the quantities of cider to be produced.

  • Our company offers complete systems for the production of cider, including all the necessary equipment and technology for the entire cider-making process.
  • We provide Cider Premix Systems to ensure that the cider is properly mixed and ready for fermentation.
  • We also offer Storage Tanks for Cider to safely and hygienically store cider while it matures.
  • All the equipment is designed with the latest technology and meets the highest standards of food safety and quality.
  • Our designs are tailored to meet the specific needs of each cider manufacturing company, ensuring that they can produce a high-quality, consistent product.
  • Della Toffola Group is the ideal partner for all types of system, adapting to any production volume and not only providing the equipment but also performing the detailed study and design of the lines and systems to suit the quantities of cider to be produced.
  • Our machines are designed to facilitate energy savings and training is provided for personnel on the use of the various devices.
  • An efficient and always available after-sales and spare parts service is also guaranteed to ensure that our customers can continue to produce high-quality cider.
  • All the machines are studied to facilitate energy savings, training is provided for personnel on the use of the various devices, and an efficient and always available after-sales and spare parts service is also guaranteed.
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Frequently Asked Questions

The mechanical components needed for making cider from concentrate include a container for mixing the concentrate and water, a pump for transferring the concentrate and water, and a fermentation vessel for allowing the cider to ferment.

The concentrate is typically mixed with water using a pump, which allows for accurate measurement and consistent mixing of the concentrate and water.

A stainless steel container is commonly used for mixing the concentrate and water as it is durable, easy to clean, and resistant to corrosion.

The cider can be transferred from the mixing container to the fermentation vessel using a pump or a hose, depending on the specific cider making process.

A stainless steel or food-grade plastic fermenter is commonly used for making cider from concentrate as it is durable, easy to clean, and resistant to corrosion.

The temperature of the cider can be controlled during fermentation by using a temperature-controlled fermentation chamber or by using a cooling or heating system to maintain the desired temperature.

The fermentation rate can be controlled in the cider making process by adjusting the temperature, yeast type, and yeast pitch rate.

The carbonation level of the cider can be controlled by adjusting the pressure in the fermentation vessel or by adding carbon dioxide after fermentation.

The cider can be filtered before bottling using a variety of filtration methods such as using a centrifuge, a filter press, or a filter cartridge.

Safety precautions that should be taken when operating a cider making process from concentrate include wearing protective gear, following proper sanitation procedures, handling chemicals safely and following proper lockout/tagout procedures when servicing the equipment.
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