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A sago native starch industrial screening processing plant is a specialized facility designed for the efficient extraction and refinement of starch from sago palm. This industrial-scale operation primarily focuses on separating impurities and fibers from the raw sago pith, yielding a high-quality native starch product. The process typically involves several stages, including washing, rasping, screening, and dewatering. Advanced screening technologies, such as vibrating screens and hydrocyclones, are employed to achieve optimal separation and purity. The plant's design emphasizes continuous operation, automation, and hygiene to meet industrial production demands and ensure the starch is suitable for various applications, including food, textile, and adhesive industries. The goal is to maximize starch recovery while minimizing waste and energy consumption.