Equipment Overview
The continuous blancher provides thermal treatment for washed vegetables, prepared foods, edible mushrooms and Chinese herbal materials. Product is conveyed on a mesh belt through temperature-controlled hot water or a steam-heated water bath for a short, controlled blanching period.
It is normally installed after washing and connected to downstream cooling equipment. Blanching temperature, holding time, heating method and belt speed are specified according to the raw material and target process.
Key Features
Continuous mesh-belt conveying combined with a temperature-controlled water bath provides repeatable blanching within the specified residence time. The process can support enzyme inactivation, colour retention and texture softening as part of raw-material preparation.
- Continuous operation: mesh-belt conveying supports a consistent production rhythm with upstream and downstream equipment.
- Heating options: steam or electric heating can be selected to suit site utilities.
- Cooling connection: discharged product can enter cold-water cooling directly to stop further heat exposure.
- Process matching: blanching time, temperature and throughput are configured for the material and downstream process.
Reference Models and Configuration
Actual throughput depends on product condition, blanching time and heating conditions. Final configuration is confirmed against the project process.
Suitable Materials


Process Position
The blancher is typically installed after raw-material washing and before cooling. Upstream and downstream equipment are selected for the product process.
- 01Washing and PreparationRaw materials are washed, sorted and prepared as required.
- 02Continuous BlanchingCurrent EquipmentProduct receives short thermal treatment in temperature-controlled hot water or a steam-heated water bath.
- 03Cooling and Further ProcessingDischarge connects to cooling, dewatering, IQF freezing or other downstream operations.





