Prepare and grind nuts
Match shelling, roasting and paste grinding to your incoming raw material and required texture. A dry grain mill is not a substitute for a suitable paste grinder.
Food processing equipmentPeanut Butter Processing & Packaging Machines
Compare peanut butter processing and packaging equipment from nut preparation and grinding to mixing, transfer and filling. Choose a jar, bag or bag-in-box route around the spread texture and required output.
Choose Your Packaging Route
Match the product, container and closure before comparing equipment.
Mix and transfer paste
Review the formulation, particle clearance and product-contact materials. Select mixing and transfer stages only where your process needs them.
Mixing & handling equipmentFill jars and cap
Select a compatible piston or rotor-type filling configuration and match it to the jar opening and closure. Confirm whether capping and labeling are included.
Paste filling machinesFill bags or bag-in-box
Specify film-roll bags or fitted bag-in-box separately. Different formats require different bag handling, filling and closure systems.
Bag-in-box equipmentDefine the Right Configuration
1. Texture and recipe
Provide smooth or crunchy texture, particle size, viscosity, temperature and oil-separation behavior.
2. Pack and dose
Specify jar or bag format, target weight or volume, opening dimensions and closure.
3. Complete the workflow
Match grinding, holding, transfer and filling output. Include cleaning and allergen-control requirements in the review.
Confirm viscosity at the filling temperature, particle size and oil separation with samples. Smooth and crunchy spreads can require different pumps and valves. Filling or vacuum capping alone does not establish shelf life.
Connect the Next Production Step
Review output, changeovers and machine interfaces across your workflow.
Application & Equipment FAQ
Can the same filler handle smooth and crunchy peanut butter?
Only after confirming particle clearance, pump or valve design and sample behavior. A machine suited to smooth paste may not suit larger nut pieces.
Does a colloid mill also fill jars?
No. It grinds material into paste. Filling and closure require separate equipment or an integrated downstream line.
Are all items complete peanut butter production lines?
No. This collection contains individual processing and packaging machines alongside selected integrated systems. Confirm the operations included in each configuration.
Should I choose jars, sachets or bag-in-box?
Choose the format required by your market and customer. Share pack samples and dose requirements so the filling and closure workflow can be matched correctly.