The HTL is a fully automatic compound potato chips production line for food factories. Material is fed as potato powder, passes through the processing stages and leaves the line as a packaged chip product, so the whole sequence sits inside one integrated line instead of separate stand-alone machines.

The line is rated at 150 kg/h, built in SS304 and occupies a 34 m × 6 m × 3.5 m footprint. It runs on a 380 V power supply and requires compressed air at 0.6–0.7 MPa. A waste recycling system is part of the line, and the design is specified as zero oil pollution.

• One line from powder to packed chipsThe line covers raw material potato powder processing through to finished-product packaging, so buyers plan one continuous flow and one set of handover points instead of sourcing and aligning several separate machines.
• 150 kg/h rated capacityA stated output of 150 kg/h gives a predictable base for shift planning, batch scheduling and downstream packing capacity sizing.
• SS304 constructionStainless steel 304 build supports wet cleaning routines and corrosion resistance in a food-production environment.
• Waste recycling systemThe line is supplied with a waste recycling system and is specified for zero raw material waste, which reduces material loss from the process stream.
• Oil pollution controlThe line is specified as zero oil pollution, addressing one of the main housekeeping and safety concerns in fried and compound snack production.
• Defined utility envelopeA 380 V supply and 0.6–0.7 MPa compressed air requirement let plant engineers confirm utilities before the equipment arrives.

One configuration is documented for this line: model HTL at 150 kg/h with a 34 m × 6 m × 3.5 m layout. No alternative capacities or add-on modules are listed in the available specification, so a capacity change is handled as an engineered project scheme rather than a catalogue option.

Project scheme customization is supported by the manufacturer, which means the line layout can be adapted to an existing plant. Buyers should confirm any layout change in writing during technical review, because the quoted 34 m × 6 m × 3.5 m footprint refers to the standard arrangement.

The line is built in SS304 stainless steel. The structure runs in sequence: potato powder raw material intake and processing, forming and product handling, then finished-product packaging at the end of the line. Because the packaging stage is integrated, the product is not transferred between buildings or re-fed into a separate packing machine.

Two systems are built into the structure rather than added later: a waste recycling system that returns process waste back into the material flow, and an oil-pollution-controlled design that keeps oil out of the plant environment. Frames, guards and covers are stainless steel to match the cleaning regime of a food factory floor.

The line is intended for food factories producing compound potato chips from potato powder. Typical installations are snack manufacturing plants that want a single integrated line rather than a set of independently sourced machines, and plants where waste and oil management are part of the site's hygiene and safety requirements. The 150 kg/h output suits production planning at small to mid-volume line level, and the SS304 build suits factory environments with regular washdown.

Project scheme customization is offered by the manufacturer, and the line can be reviewed against a buyer's building dimensions, utility availability (380 V supply, 0.6–0.7 MPa compressed air) and packaging format. Customization is handled as a technical scheme with agreed drawings, not as a stock option list. Details such as price, minimum order quantity and delivery time are not published here and are confirmed per project scope.