We welcomed a client delegation from Sri Lanka. This client operates locally in peanut procurement, processing, and sales, supplying raw peanuts to food factories and retail markets on a long-term basis. As their business expands, the client aims to enhance processing efficiency and reduce labor costs by introducing automated peanut shelling and cleaning equipment.
Therefore, they specifically visited our factory to examine the processing workflow and equipment configuration of peanut shelling cleaning machine units, preparing for the subsequent establishment of a local peanut processing production line.
peanut shelling cleaning machine
groundnut processing machine factory
Factory tour of peanut shelling cleaning machine
Accompanied by our staff, the client toured the production and assembly workshops for peanut shelling units, gaining detailed insights into the complete processing flow from shelling and sorting to cleaning.
Technical engineers provided on-site explanations of equipment operation methods, capacity planning, and the applicable scenarios for different models.
The client expressed strong interest in the equipment’s operational stability and the overall processing workflow, engaging in in-depth discussions with our technical personnel based on their specific requirements.
combined peanut shelling equipment
peanut shelling and cleaning unit
For more detailed information about this machine, please click: Combined Peanut Cleaning And Shelling Machine .
Cooperation outlook and follow-up plans
This on-site visit provided the client with a more tangible understanding of our production capabilities and service capacity for peanut shelling equipment.
Both parties have reached a preliminary agreement on cooperation. Moving forward, we will develop detailed equipment configurations and procurement plans based on the client’s raw material characteristics and production volume requirements.
This factory tour not only strengthened the client’s trust in us but also laid a solid foundation for future peanut processing projects in the Sri Lankan market.
