DL-6CYMJ-32 Electric Black Gold Stone Matcha Grinder: grinds to ≤15μm, capacity ~50g/h, 0.55KW. Ideal for premium, small-batch fine matcha.
DL-6CSTL-CM50 for processing Green/Oolong tea, use wood, coal or pellet fuel heating, drum diameter 50cm, length 260cm, speed and temperature adjustable. Capacitu about 50 kg per hour.
DL-6CSTP-D110 for processing Green/Oolong tea, use wood, coal or pellet fuel heating, drum diameter 110cm, length 100cm, speed and temperature adjustable. Capacitu about 100 kg per hour.
DL-6CSTL-Q80 for processing Green/Oolong tea, use wood, coal or pellet fuel heating, drum diameter 80cm, length 400cm, speed and temperature adjustable. Capacitu about 150 kg per hour.
DL-6CFX-435 can used for all kind tea, through the volume of air blowing, different weight tea are blown to different positions and screened out through the corresponding outlet, 5 different sizes of tea can be selected.
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.
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What is the fermentation of tea leaves?
Speaking of tea, people often say that full fermentation, semi-fermentation, and light fermentation are the same fermentation as our common fermented foods, such as yogurt, wine, vinegar, etc. What are their differences? Let’s learn about the fermentation of tea .
what is fermentation?
The so-called fermentation usually refers to a certain decomposition process of organic matter by organisms. The phenomenon of fermentation has been known for a long time, but it has been nearly 200 years to understand its nature. Fermentation, strictly defined by microbial physiology: The process by which organic matter is oxidatively degraded by organisms into oxidative products and release energy is collectively referred to as biooxidation.
Fermentation as defined in industrial production, industrial fermentation.
Industrial production generally refers to all industrial production that relies on the life activities of microorganisms as fermentation, such as beer brewing, monosodium glutamate production, etc. Fermentation in food: Fermented food refers to a type of food processed and manufactured by people using beneficial microorganisms, with unique flavors, such as yogurt, cheese, wine, pickles, soy sauce, vinegar, tempeh, rice wine, beer, wine, etc.
Fermentation of tea, biological oxidation
It is often said that Chinese tea is divided into six major categories according to the degree of tea fermentation and comprehensive production method. However, the term fermentation here, in the customary context of Chinese tea, is completely different from the above-mentioned microbial fermentation.
