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Hiperbaric - Tecnologías de alta presión

2250 NW 84th Ave Unit 101 • Miami, FL 33122 United States

Hiperbaric is the world’s leading company specialized in industrial equipment for high pressure technologies. Formed in 1999, Hiperbaric designs, develops, produces and markets its high pressure processing equipment internationally. The company is recognized for its trust, customer support, teamwork and continuous R&D efforts. Hiperbaric has installed more than 350 HPP machines in more than 40 countries across five continents, making the company the global leader in HPP technology with the most reliable and economic machines on the market. Hundreds of companies worldwide use Hiperbaric equipment to process juices and other beverages, meat, seafood, fruits and vegetables, dairy, dips and sauces, ready-to-eat meals and pet food.

Equipos de procesamiento de alimentos y bebidas

Hiperbaric USA - Equipos de procesado de alimentos y bebidas Imagen del producto

La tecnología Hiperbaric Bulk es una innovación mundial para el procesado de grandes volúmenes de bebidas HPP. Esta gama de equipos se basa en un concepto pendiente de patente en el que las bebidas se procesan a granel antes del embotellado. Esta nueva tecnología está diseñada para reducir pasos, simplificando el proceso al tiempo que ofrece altos índices de productividad, así como bajos costes de procesado y consumo de energía. Además, permite utilizar cualquier tipo de envase tras el procesado HPP, independientemente de su material, diseño o tamaño. Hiperbaric informa de que el diseño del equipo ayuda al sistema a obtener una eficiencia de llenado del 90% del volumen total, aproximadamente el doble que la tecnología in-pack. El proceso comienza con el llenado de líquidos del depósito de entrada. Tras la presurización, la bebida HPP llena el tanque de salida a través de tubos esterilizados y está lista para ser embotellada en una línea de llenado ultralimpia.

See the Food & Beverage Processing Equipment page on this company's website.

Types of Food & Beverage Processing Equipment

  • Componentes de procesamiento de líquidos

Features:

  • Aseptic
  • Automatic
  • CIP
  • Dairy 3A
  • Hygienic (low-moisture)
  • IIoT ready
  • Semi-automatic
  • Washdown (wet)
  • Wet process

Manipulación de materiales

Hiperbaric USA - Material Handling Product Image

With more than 20 years of experience in the design and manufacturing of industrial equipment for High Pressure Processing (HPP) and a thorough understanding of the dynamics and surroundings of an HPP operation, Hiperbaric develops and supplies comprehensive solutions for specific systems of automation and material handling for food and beverage manufacturing. Material handling equipment for up and downstream as well as HPP In-Pack units includes custom carriers, carrier carts and elevators, turntables, tote dumpers and pre-feeders, dryers and more.

See the Material Handling page on this company's website.

Types of Material Handling

  • Automatic Guided Vehicles (AGVs)
  • Carousels
  • Carts, Hand Trucks & Pallet Jacks
  • Distribution/Fulfillment Sortation Systems
  • Dock Accessories
  • Ergonomic Assist Equipment
  • Forklifts & Accessories
  • Hoists & Cranes
  • In-transit Environmental Monitoring
  • Trolleys

Features:

  • Automatic
  • Refrigerated
  • Robotic
  • Semi-automatic

Additional Offerings

Hiperbaric Bulk technology is a global innovation for high volume processing of HPP beverages. This range of equipment is based on a revolutionary concept (patent pending), in which beverages are processed in-bulk prior to bottling. This new technology reduces steps, simplifying the process and offering the highest productivity in the world, along with the lowest processing cost and lowest energy consumption. In addition, it allows the use of any type of container after HPP processing, regardless of material, design, or size. The design of this equipment allows to obtain a filling efficiency of 90% of the total volume, approximately double that of in-pack technology. The process begins by liquids filling the inlet tank. After pressurization, the HPP beverage fills the outlet tank through sterilized tubes and is ready to be bottled in an ultra-clean filling line.

See the additional offerings on the company's website.