Small
For first workshop planning or lower daily raw nut input.
Prepare workers, power, steam, and target stages.
Line planning option
Review the machine sequence, capacity discussion points, utility needs, and factory preparation details for this line type.
This line option is for a higher-output factory planning a more connected workflow. It helps you compare the machine sequence before asking for a formal quotation.
Usually planned as a line project, with capacity matched across grading, steaming, shelling, drying, peeling, sorting, and inspection.
Share daily raw nut input, factory status, target automation level, worker count, available space, power condition, steam plan, air compressor status, and the stages you want to automate first.
For first workshop planning or lower daily raw nut input.
Prepare workers, power, steam, and target stages.
For semi-automatic line planning with staged expansion.
Prepare daily capacity, factory space, and key bottlenecks.
For higher automation and line-based configuration.
Prepare utilities, process sequence, and operating hours.
For mixed stages or equipment replacement projects.
Final capacity depends on confirmed line configuration.
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Labor saving estimate
Enter only the key numbers. Use this as a rough labor-saving check before you send requirements.
Enter the main numbers, then calculate a rough labor saving and payback estimate.
Planning estimate only. Final ROI depends on machine configuration, utilities, operating hours, logistics, and the final order scope.