Sago Glucose Syrup Manual Washing Refining Plant

 The Sago Glucose Syrup Manual Washing Refining Plant is a specialized facility designed for the production of high-quality glucose syrup from sago starch. This plant employs a manual washing and refining process, making it suitable for operations where automation is not fully implemented or preferred. The core function involves several stages: initially, sago starch slurry is prepared, followed by enzymatic hydrolysis to convert starch into glucose. The resulting crude glucose syrup then undergoes a meticulous manual washing process to remove impurities, proteins, and other undesirable substances, ensuring a cleaner product. Subsequent refining steps, which may include filtration, decolorization, and ion exchange, further purify the syrup, enhancing its clarity, stability, and taste. This plant is ideal for small to medium-scale producers focused on traditional methods and precise quality control, yielding a refined glucose syrup suitable for various food and industrial applications.