Continuous Chemical Withering(Tray Type) || Tea Manufacturing Process || Tea Withering Solution

Continuous Chemical Withering (TRAY TYPE) - To find out more about this Tea Manufacturing Process, PLEASE check out: https://gemalliedgroup.com/products/t...

Technical Specification:
Green Leaf Holding Capacity – Minimum 5000 to maximum 40,000 kgs on a single tank.
Overall dimensions – will vary depending upon the capacity of the equipment selection.
All Contact Parts material of Construction: Food Grade Stainless Steel.

This video is showing the Continuous Chemical Withering (CCW) -Tray Type.

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The manufacturing process has four stages: 1) Withering, 2) Rolling, 3) Fermentation, 4) Drying. This process has a two-fold purpose: 1) To dry the leaf, 2) To allow the chemical constituents of the leaf to produce the quality peculiar to each type of tea.

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