ALL KONJAC connects konjac food equipment with process planning and production-line integration. The project discussion covers the finished product, factory conditions and the equipment and engineering scope needed for production.
A konjac food project may involve mixing and slurry preparation, forming, cooking, cooling, cutting, conveying and packaging interfaces. The sequence and equipment scope should be discussed against the actual product and production method.
Equipment design and manufacturing
Enquiries can cover equipment design, manufacturing and coordination of equipment from external suppliers. Define which machines are required and which interfaces need to connect with the existing factory.
Production-line integration
Discuss process planning and equipment integration together. A production-line brief should explain how material moves between stages and how the proposed equipment will connect to the rest of the operation.
Engineering and start-up scope
Process planning and equipment design.
Machine and production-line integration.
Installation and commissioning.
Operator training and project handover.
Coordination of packaging and automation interfaces.
Confirm which services and equipment are included in the quotation. Capacity, utilities, layout and control requirements need project-specific agreement.
Prepare your equipment brief
Share the product type, target output, process steps, factory layout and available utilities. Explain whether this is a new line, an expansion or an upgrade, and identify equipment that must be retained.
MARKET PRODUCT REFERENCES
Ready-to-eat konjac product examples
Packaging from Chinese konjac snack brands and products offered in Thailand helps define the intended finished-product format before planning a process and equipment line.
Chinese brands
WEILONG
Hot and Sour Konjac Snack
Yanker Shop
Shredded Konjac Snack Multipack
Products offered in Thailand
SUNSU
Muek Groob Original Mala
M&D
Tom Yum Seafood Konjac Snack
Third-party market examples only. These brands are not presented as ALL KONJAC products, customers, or users of our equipment.
EQUIPMENT PRESENTATION
A closer look at the equipment
Explore tank platforms, conveyors and individual equipment configurations alongside the engineering scope described above.
Two equipment configurations shown side by side, retaining their distinct control panels and visible hopper arrangements.
AI-enhanced equipment visuals based on supplied reference photos. Final equipment configuration and project scope are confirmed during technical discussions.
REFERENCE CONFIGURATIONS
Equipment Reference Specifications
Explore individual equipment configurations, dimensions and features for your production project.
Reference configurations · 380 V
Equipment name
Konjac Powder Hydration and Mixing Tank
Dimensions (mm)
1200 × 1200 × 2400
Listed power
36kW
Remarks
PSS-3 discharge level control.
K-type high-sensitivity temperature probe.
Double-layer food-grade discharge hose (0.8 MPa).
Internal 1.5 kW geared, low-noise mixing motor.
Tank internal volume: 1200 L.
Cam-rotor discharge pump.
Safety guardrails and a 3 mm non-slip loading platform (600 × 2400 mm).
Equipment name
Konjac Slurry–Alkali Mixer
Dimensions (mm)
1150 × 1000 × 1600
Listed power
16kW
Remarks
Mixing cylinder: 102 × 650 mm.
Precision flowmeter and fine flow-adjustment valve.
Food-grade discharge hose (0.8 MPa).
Dual mixing with a 60-tooth agitation system.
CB7 gear-pump discharge.
50 L hopper with an internal mirror finish.
Quick-release seal housing; NSK bearings.
Equipment name
High-Shear Emulsifier
Dimensions (mm)
1200 × 1100 × 1600
Listed power
22kW
Remarks
High-speed shearing.
Five-stator shear-tooth disc assembly.
Cam-rotor pump feed.
Equipment name
Metering Extruder
Dimensions (mm)
800 × 420 × 400
Listed power
4.4kW
Remarks
Adjustable metering speed.
Geared variable-speed motor.
Equipment name
Belt Conveyor
Dimensions (mm)
3000 × 400 × 1000
Listed power
1.5kW
Remarks
Wear-resistant polyurethane conveyor belt.
Adjustable conveyor speed.
Equipment name
Custom Steaming Trays and Trolley
Dimensions (mm)
Trays: 600 × 400Trolley: 800 × 600 × 2100
Listed power
4.4kW
Remarks
Custom tray and steaming-trolley arrangement.
Equipment name
Vacuum Machine
Dimensions (mm)
1200 × 530 × 950
Listed power
6kW
Remarks
Dual chambers with a double-sided layout.
Increased vacuum suction.
Equipment name
Custom Steam Cabinet
Dimensions (mm)
1500 × 900 × 2500
Listed power
4.4kW
Remarks
Steam cabinet specified at 0.6 MPa.
Automatic steam control.
Equipment name
Washing Line
Dimensions (mm)
20000 × 1800 × 1500
Listed power
36kW
Remarks
Three-section bubble aeration assembly.
Internal recirculation filter mesh.
Real-time pH monitoring.
Perforated conveyor chain plates with customized guide strips.
Conveyor plate width: 1000 mm.
Dimensions can be customized and are shown in the order supplied. Power is shown as listed for each configuration. Final dimensions, materials and equipment specifications are confirmed for your project. Gallery images illustrate equipment categories; exact configurations are confirmed separately.
Can I discuss an individual machine or a complete line?
Enquiries can cover individual konjac food machines or production-line integration. Specify the process stages needed and how the equipment should connect to your current or planned factory.
What information is needed for equipment planning?
Share the finished product, target output, required process stages, available space and utilities. Include existing equipment and installation constraints where relevant.
Does the engineering scope include installation and training?
Installation, commissioning and training are service capabilities. Confirm their inclusion, responsibilities and scope in your project quotation before ordering.
Related capabilities
Connect ingredient selection, formulation development and equipment planning around your production requirements.
Describe the finished food, process stages, target output, operating schedule, factory layout, utilities and existing machines.
Documents to discuss
Ask for a project-specific equipment list, interface and utility requirements, and a quotation stating installation, commissioning and training scope.
Decision boundary
Gallery images and listed configurations are references; final dimensions, power, capacity and responsibilities require a project proposal.
Next step
Share the project brief, review the proposed configuration and exclusions, then agree on acceptance criteria before ordering.
Reference material available on this site
Nine reference configurations are available on this page. Request a project-specific machine list, utility schedule, exclusions, installation and commissioning scope; a reference card is not a confirmed offer.