The Navatta Group Frozen Orange Processing Line is an industrial processing solution designed to handle frozen citrus products with high reliability and safety. Built in 2011 and configured according to the QE11056 model, this pre-owned line is suitable for integration into beverage production and industrial packaging environments where pre-processing of fruit inputs is required. Designed for continuous operation, it offers robust automation, comprehensive operator protections, and compliance with stringent European safety standards. Its electrical and control architecture supports stable performance and easy integration into a complete used bottling line or a broader food and beverage processing workflow. Manufactured by Navatta Group Engineering, the line is designed for frozen orange processing applications, with the flexibility to interface with downstream equipment such as filling, labeling, capping, and packaging machines. It is an excellent choice for manufacturers seeking reliable performance in industrial packaging settings, enabling efficient preparation of fruit inputs for further processing within beverage production lines. Technical specifications and performance data Manufacturer: Navatta Group Model: QE11056 Year: 2011 Primary voltage: 400 V Auxiliary voltage: 24 V Frequency: 50 Hz Installed power (absorbed): 47 kW Maximum current: 93.1 A Short circuit current (ICC): 40 kA Line type: Frozen orange processing line Advanced automation and control systems The line features a dedicated electrical panel with clearly identified electrical characteristics and operator controls. Automation is supported by an integrated control and safety logic designed to minimize risks and optimize operation. The system provides: Operator control panel with descriptive indicators and alarms Structured safety devices and interlocks for protected operations 24V control auxiliary circuits for reliable low voltage signaling Industrial-grade electrical construction compliant with EN 60204-1 Designed for rapid parameter adjustments during format or process changes Production line integration capabilities This line is designed to be positioned in-line with upstream and downstream equipment. It can operate as part of a larger bottling line or a larger food processing cell, supporting material handling and transfer to filling, labeling, capping, and packaging stations. Integration features include: In-line positioning with conveyor and utility connection Compatibility with industrial packaging workflows Process parameters adjustable to product handling needs Suitable as a pre-processing step in beverage manufacturing environments Machine condition and maintenance history The equipment is supported by a comprehensive user and maintenance manual, which includes wiring diagrams and functional specifications. Standard maintenance procedures include flushing, lubrication, and scheduled checks as part of a preventative maintenance plan. Documentation supports efficient recommissioning and sustained operation. Operational Performance and Versatility Optimized for processing frozen oranges, the line offers stable handling, controlled operation, and a safety-focused design. It is suitable for plants that intend to process fruit inputs prior to liquid filling, providing a reliable bridge between raw material preparation and subsequent industrial packaging stages. Consistent processing for frozen citrus inputs Robust design for continuous industrial service Scalable integration with downstream packaging and bottling equipment Installation Requirements and Site Preparation Installation guidelines cover transportation, handling, storage, and assembly within a production line. Utility requirements focus on the electrical and control supply voltages described in the specifications. Power supply: 400 V, 50 Hz, with 24 V auxiliary circuits Installed power: 47 kW Equipment for safe lifting and positioning of machines Authorizations for operator access and maintenance Safety standards and certification of conformity The line complies with European directives and harmonized standards for machinery, electrical safety, and electromagnetic compatibility. Safety features include protected areas, emergency stop systems, and clearly defined operating procedures. Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EEC Electromagnetic Compatibility 89/336/EEC, 92/31/EEC Standards: EN 12100-1/2, EN 294, EN 349, EN 418, EN 811, EN 953, EN 1005, EN 563, EN 60335-2-41, EN 60204-1 Structured Safety Devices and CE Marking