WAVE
starting price
21900€
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The FD260 uses Siemens Simatic as PLC. Our software is easy to use and allows flexible programming of the drying process, every parameter can be adjusted. Drying can be done in up to 10 cycles and reported statistics give you insight into the effectiveness of the drying process to optimize your end result.
The FD260 uses industrial vacuum technology and has an extruded 7 mm thick vacuum tube. The shutter bodies are available in anodized aluminum or stainless steel. The device is manufactured in our factory in Vienna.
Wave is headquartered in Austria. We supply and support customers throughout Europe. The FD260 is equipped with remote maintenance. Spare parts are always available. We also have a service center in the US which services our US customers.
The FD260 has a modular design and can be operated with 1 - 12 compartments, which can be individually mounted and controlled. The devices themselves are stackable and can be operated as a cluster. Additional options regarding the surface finish are also available.
Our goal is to offer the best price-performance ratio for freeze dryers. The FD260 is available from 21.900,00 EUR net.
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WAVE Trockensysteme GmbH
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Stiegengasse 11, 1060 Vienna, Austria. ATU76131758
ATEOS1000109135
FN544278i
Wave representative Spain, Portugal and UAE
Wave representative Hungary
Wave representative India
Wave India
A2 Block B
Rajdeep Apartment
Soubhagyar Nagar
Bhubaneshwar, Odisha
India
+919741282047
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Wave representative USA
Tigernuts from GhanaTigernuts are used in rural areas mainly as animal feed, while in Europe they are known as an ingredient in Chufa or Horchata. Our customers grind and extract milk from the Tigernuts, using a simple mixer for production. After this, the tigermilk is dried in our machine. The resulting powder is an efficient and high-quality way to produce tigermilk, lasting for years and easy to ship.
Traditionally, the nuts are shipped to Spain, for example, where from 1kg of nuts, about 7 liters of drink is produced. The remains of the nuts are discarded, and a significant portion of the finished product is also wasted, as it lasts only about 24 hours. Financially, the farmer earns 1 EUR per kg of nuts, while customers pay between 25 and 120 EUR for 7 liters of fresh Horchata in Europe.
When produced in Ghana, the situation changes significantly. The price for the powder, if traditionally dried, is about 20 EUR, and up to 70 EUR if freeze-dried. The cost of the material remains at 1 EUR, but now, about 90% of the material can still be used as fertilizer or animal feed. The cost of freeze-drying 1 kg of material is about another 1 EUR. Farmers could sell to wholesalers or directly to customers via Etsy, Instagram, etc., shipping directly and potentially increasing their revenue by up to 2500% compared to selling the nuts directly.
