YOUR TRIAL / 03

Find out how
your material runs.

Your feedstock may behave differently from the samples shown here. Tell us what you're using and what chip you want, so we can plan a trial around it.

Ask about a trial
Studio concept of corn grits and popped corn chips with a machine behind

A PRACTICAL TRIAL PATH

What we'll check
in a material trial.

01

Tell us the material

Tell us which grain or formulated rice you'll use, how it's prepared and whether you have a specification.

02

Agree the target

Tell us the shape and thickness you want, and what you need the trial to show.

03

Record the run

We'll record the settings, keep samples and note what happens during the run.

04

Decide the next step

Look at the samples and trial record before choosing a configuration or placing an order.

FROM TRIAL TO SITE PLANNING

Several machines.
One collection line.

In this customer's factory, several machines feed one collection conveyor. Watch the line run, then tell us about your material and floor plan so we can discuss a layout for your site.

Illustrative cover art

Choose the chip and mould, then plan where the machines will go.

01 / YOUR CHIP

Use a material trial to establish the product and mould you want to run.

02 / YOUR SPACE

Share your floor dimensions and utilities so we can discuss unit placement and material flow.

03 / YOUR LINE

Plan collection, seasoning and packing around the intended production setup.

This footage shows one customer's layout. Machine count and output for your site need a separate plan and trial.

Watch the customer production videoDiscuss your trial and site
YOUR TRIAL / SITE PLANNING

Filmed at a customer production site.

Popped snack samples collected after a machine run

YOUR MATERIAL

Will your material work?

Tell us what you plan to feed and the chip you want to make. We can agree on what to test and which results to record.

Start with your material

THE NEXT STEP

Tell us about your next chip.

Tell us what you want to make, which material you plan to use and where the machine will run. We can then discuss the machine setup.

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