Processing Lines
Throughput: 2,000–2,500 kg/h (walnut with husk)
Throughput: 900–1.000 kg/h
Throughput: 900–1.000 kg/h
Throughput: 900–1.000 kg/h
Throughput: 1.800–1.900 kg/h
Throughput: 300–350 kg/h (calibrated in-shell walnut)
Throughput: 600–650 kg/h (calibrated in-shell walnut)
Throughput: 600–650 kg/h (calibrated in-shell walnut)
Visys complements the Taiho optical sorter with X-ray and hyperspectral scanning — detecting glass, metal, and shell fragments that color cameras alone cannot see.
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Add a Taiho optical sorter as the final module of your line. Color separation at industrial speeds.
Learn about Taiho →
Throughput: 600 kg/h
Visys complements the Taiho optical sorter with X-ray and hyperspectral scanning — detecting glass, metal, and shell fragments that color cameras alone cannot see.
Learn about Visys → Add a Taiho optical sorter as the final module of your line. Color separation at industrial speeds.
Learn about Taiho →FAQ
The Integral Line M dehulls, washes, dries and fills big bags starting from walnut with husk. CR lines size in-shell walnuts into 5 or 6 commercial sizes. AP lines crack the sized walnut and deliver clean, classified kernel, and the ASM 700 handles final kernel cleaning and manual selection.
For sizing, from 450 kg/h with the CR 800 5T up to 1,800–1,900 kg/h with the CR VC 2000 6T. For cracking, from 300–350 kg/h with the AP 300 up to 600–650 kg/h with the AP 700, measured in calibrated in-shell walnut. The Line M processes 2,000–2,500 kg/h of walnut with husk, and the ASM 700 handles 600 kg/h.
Dehulling removes the green husk walnuts carry when they come in from the field; on the Line M, a rotary huller does it after washing. Sizing classifies in-shell walnuts by size in a perforated rotary cylinder. Cracking breaks the shell to release the kernel, which is then cleaned and classified by size.
Yes. The Taiho sorter slots in as a module within any Albion walnut line and adds color sorting, for example to separate black walnuts from extralight. Visys adds X-ray and hyperspectral scanning on cracking and sorting lines to detect shell fragments, glass or metal. Both are brands Albion distributes in Argentina, not Albion-made equipment.
Use the Request a Quote button on any line page, or our contact page. Tell us what condition your walnuts arrive in, the volume you expect to process, and whether the line is for a new plant or replaces existing equipment. With that information we can send you an accurate quote.
