With rising global demand for high‑standard nut processing machinery, our industrial nut chopping machine turns roasted split blanched peanuts into multi‑size granules. Made of food‑grade stainless steel, it delivers uniform particles for peanut, cashew, almond and pistachio. It applies two‑stage chopping with vertical feeding. The built‑in vibrating sifter classifies materials into four specifications: 5‑8mm, 8‑10mm, 10‑12mm and powder below 12mm. Finished nut pieces work as toppings for donuts, ice‑cream, cookies and salads. Compatible with roasters, coolers and coating machines, it stabilizes particle quality, reduces breakage and improves continuous production efficiency.

Technical Specifications

Why Choose Our Machinery?

• Superior Chopping Performance: Optimized two‑stage cutting structure ensuring stable and uniform nut particle size for various raw nuts.
• High Screening Efficiency: Built‑in vibrating sifter for accurate grading of chopped materials into multiple particle specifications.
• Hygienic Food‑Grade Construction: SUS304 stainless steel product contact parts for easy disassembly and thorough cleaning.
• Turnkey Engineering Support: Full production line layout design, technical guidance and global after‑sales assistance.

Primary Applications

Our customizable industrial nut chopping machine is widely implemented across global nut and snack processing sectors. In the nut food industry, our chopping unit serves as the backbone for high‑volume nut granulating work, meeting strict food safety and particle‑size processing specifications. For snack topping manufacturing, our machinery processes diverse nut products including peanut, cashew, almond and pistachio. Furthermore, our equipment is extensively utilized in complete nut processing production lines for producing graded nut pieces for bakery, ice‑cream and salad applications. By combining advanced mechanical engineering with rigorous factory testing, we deliver reliable, high‑output production systems tailored to demanding food processing environments worldwide.

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