Equipment

For the pneumatic conveying of raw materials. Blow Tanks can also act as additional storage, allowing operators to hold material when cookers or holding bins are full.

Made to keep material moving at the bottom of process vessels and storage tanks.

For pumping and processing materials requiring size reduction and defibering.

Used to identify foreign objects throughout the plant process.

For storage of broken raw material, designed to quickly discharge materials to a dry rendering Batch Cooker as required.

Engineered specifically for moving by-products out of edible areas and into the rendering plant.

For the storage of raw material. Bins can be made to suit site and plant requirements.

Built to suit a variety of materials in a range of industries. Keith offer complete material conveying systems including elevators and multi screw material handling bins.

Used for the extraction of tallow or oil from animal and poultry cracklings, where the cracklings enter the press at near end point cooking temperature.

Used for size reduction of raw materials. Single and double anvil hogs available.

Primarily used in the reduction of particle size in meat meal. Available in three sizes: Super Mill, Standard Mill and Mini Mill.

Appropriate for small blood drying needs. Typically handles up to 500kg of raw blood per hour.

Incorporates a heated air suction principle that draws warm air and the material being dried through the system in approximately seven seconds.

For drying at atmospheric pressure, using super heated steam (SHS) instead of hot air. The removal of oxygen from the drying process creates unique benefits.

For the continuous cooking of fluids, slurries and other flowable materials and the drying of a variety of meals and solids.

For the continuous processing of raw materials. Keith’s Equacooker operates at atmospheric pressure for the cooking of animal and poultry raw materials.

For the processing of raw materials in batches to suit smaller capacity plants, or pressure cooking to suit EU requirements. Available in four standard sizes.

An alternative to the more costly continuous and batch hydrolysers. The caustic hydrolyser breaks down wool adhering to sheep prior to rendering.

A blood and steam mixing station where raw blood enters at a controlled rate, by means of a variable speed pump and steam is introduced to maintain an ideal temperature.