DL-6CFX-F30-3QB is a new type of tea screening equipment developed by our company, It can separate fresh leaves and finished tea in one machine. It can save money and workers. It can adjust the speed of screening and wind speed. It is a necessary good helper for tea factory!
DL-6CYQT-6105 mainly used for Oolong tea processing, drum made of bamboo, the activity of withered tea was increased by shaking, It can make tea taste more fragrant, Capacity about 32 kg per batch.
This machine is suitable for the shaping and roasting process of high-grade curly tea. Tea roasted by this machine features tight and neat strips, uniform curling, bright green color, visible white fuzz, and rich aroma—fully demonstrating the characteristics of high-quality tea. The machine's heating system offers two options: electric heating and liquefied gas heating, allowing users to choose flexibly based on their actual needs.
The Matcha ball mill is designed for post-drying grinding of agricultural products (e.g., ground tea, Chinese medicinal materials) with advantages of low-temperature grinding (5-15℃) to retain raw material color and aroma, fine fineness (500-1000 meshes), PLC-controlled easy operation, and durable structure.
The Matcha ball mill is designed for post-drying grinding of agricultural products (e.g., ground tea, Chinese medicinal materials) with advantages of low-temperature grinding (5-15℃) to retain raw material color and aroma, fine fineness (500-1000 meshes), PLC-controlled easy operation, and durable structure.
Single Semi-automatic Tea Pressing Machine, working with a small granular filling machine, enables quantitative filling and efficient pressing. Powered by 220V and 4.0KW, it produces 500 pieces per hour, supporting round tea cakes (20.0-35.0mm) and dragon ball-shaped teas (20.0-27.0mm). User-friendly and safe, it’s ideal for processing Pu-erh, white, and dark compressed teas.
Discover the LS3CX - 750 High Efficiency Wheel Trimmer, your ultimate solution for pruning in gardens, along roads, and in tea gardens. This trimmer comes with an adjustable height function, enabling you to adapt to different plant heights. Its high - performance cutting system ensures efficient and clean cuts on grass, shrubs, and tea branches. With a user - friendly wheel - based design, it offers easy maneuverability, making pruning tasks a breeze. Ideal for both professional landscapers and gardening enthusiasts.
4C-60L is a handheld automatic tea plucking machine designed for tea gardens. Equipped with a 2-stroke gasoline engine and a 600mm reciprocating cutter head, it efficiently harvests tea leaves with precision. Weighing only 10-14.3kg and featuring a backpack design, it ensures flexible and lightweight operation for prolonged use.
The 0.7L fuel tank supports hours of continuous work, while the centrifugal friction clutch transmission system delivers stable power and easy maintenance. Its comb-type cutting technology separates buds and leaves accurately, minimizing damage, and the negative-pressure suction tube directly collects fresh leaves into a waist-mounted bag, integrating "picking-collection" into one process
Tea, one of the most popular beverages worldwide, has a rich history that spans centuries. Throughout this history, the process of drying tea leaves has undergone remarkable transformations. Initially, tea leaves were dried using traditional methods, such as sun drying and pan frying. However, these methods were time-consuming and often resulted in inconsistent quality.
The first significant advancement in tea leaf drying machines came in the late 19th century with the invention of the mechanical tea dryer. This machine utilized hot air circulation to dry tea leaves, significantly reducing the drying time and improving the overall quality of the tea. This invention marked a turning point in the tea industry, as it allowed for mass production and consistent quality. In the early 20th century, the introduction of electric tea dryers further revolutionized the tea leaf drying process.
These machines utilized electric heating elements to generate hot air, providing more precise control over the drying temperature. This advancement not only improved the efficiency of the drying process but also enhanced the flavor and aroma of the tea. With the advent of modern technologies, tea leaf drying machines have continued to evolve. In recent decades, the tea industry has witnessed the emergence of advanced drying technologies, such as infrared drying and microwave drying.
These technologies offer faster drying times, better preservation of tea quality, and reduced energy consumptiy.