KMT Waterjet---Agriculture solutions for the produce industry

KMT Waterjet systems-for the agriculture industry, including waterjet cutting, processing, and automated packaging.

The agriculture and produce industry use of waterjet Cutting Machines – Powered by KMT Waterjet

KMT Waterjet Systems has a network of reliable, highly trained professional OEM’s (Original Equipment Manufacturers) who specialize in water jet machine systems for the agricultural industry.

Customized solutions: KMT Waterjet OEMs design and manufacture waterjet systems tailored to the produce industry including conveyor slitting produce with multiple cutting heads, cross-cutting, and more.

Versatile application: Waterjet technology has been utilized for decades in harvesting and cutting various types of produce, including romaine lettuce, celery, cutting green onions, asparagus, broccoli and waterjet-cutting green beans.

Sanitary cutting environment: Pure water cutting produce reduce cross-contamination risks compared to blade cutting systems, offering added value by maintaining a sanitary cutting environment.

Hygienic cutting process: freshcut magazine with celery adjustment on the cover KMT Waterjet systems using pure water at speeds up toFreshCut magazine cover with liquid blades Mach 3 have received USDA equipment certification (upon request) for creating nearly bacteria-free cutting processes.

Reduced downtime: Waterjet cutting eliminates downtime associated with changing or sharpening blades.

Solution for perfect portion control: KMT Waterjet offers solutions for perfect portion control and enhanced shelf life for produce through precise waterjet cutting technology.

Heinzen hydroblade celery cutting lines machine

AGRICULTURE PRODUCE PROCESSING WITHOUT BLADES

Waterjet conveyors cut various produce sizes, like celery and green beans, with precision.

MULTI HEAD WATERJET FRESH CUTTING ROMAINE LETTUCE

AGRICULTURE USE OF WATERJET CUTTING PRODUCE

Enhance portion control with adjustable cutting nozzles resized on a manifold to match produce width accurately.

water cut green beans cuts labor costs

CUTS LABOR COSTS WITH WATERJET TABLES

Waterjet cutting ensures consistent, uniform cuts when removing calyx from green beans or chopping celery.

With manual cutting, where variations in blade angle, pressure, and skill level can result in uneven cuts.

KMT Water cut celery packaged processed at Duda

WATERJET FOR PERFECT PORTION CONTROL

Waterjet cutting ensures consistent portion sizes, maintaining quality and uniformity for packaged products.

Uniform portion sizes improve consumer satisfaction, bolstering brand reputation and loyalty in the market.

KMT Waterjet cut green beans

Agriculture advantages of Cutting Food with Waterjet:

  • KMT Waterjet pumps can be classified as Certified Equipment by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
  • Eliminates the need for cleaning or sharpening cutting tools
  • Provides a sanitary and efficient method for food cutting
  • Waterjet technology enables higher yields of produce
  • Utilizes only pure water, without the use of heat or chemicals
  • Non-compression cutting method enhances shelf life of food products
  • Eliminates the requirement for metal detection equipment
  • Enables cross-cutting for Fresh Cut produce production
 

Complete Waterjet Cutting systems for Food

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DUDA FARMS - Cutting Celery

Duda Farms has grown and processed celery for over eighty years. Cutting with water-only at 40,000 pounds per sq. inch stream for perfect portion sizing and a better quality product with longer shelf life.

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