Pure Steam Retort
A pure-steam retort for sealed-package sterilization, running a higher-temperature steam cycle across 10 documented frame sizes.
Applications
- — Canned foods
- — Retort pouches rated for higher-temperature steam cycles
What It Does
Sterilizes sealed, packaged food using direct steam inside a pressurized chamber, holding a validated 0.35 MPa / 147°C cycle to achieve commercial sterility.
Process Position
Positioned after filling & sealing, before cooling and case packing — an alternative to water-spray and water-immersion heating within the same retort family.
Key Features
- — Steam heating at a documented 0.35 MPa / 147°C cycle
- — 10 frame sizes (DN1000–DN1500) documented in the source spec sheet
Technical Specifications
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Available Models
10 frame sizes, DN1000–DN1500, documented in the source spec sheet.
Suitable Food Products
Related Equipment
Water Spray Retort Sterilizer
3293x1277x1828mm, 853kg, 240 jars/batch, SS304, CBM 7.9; 12 frame sizes DN600-DN1500 in spec sheet
Water Immersion (Double-Layer Water Bath) Retort
4828x2119x3314mm, 2100kg, ~720 pouches/batch, SS304, CBM 34; 12 frame sizes in spec sheet
Rotary Retort
ZonGon rotary retort flyer (zongonretort.com), full spec table, 2 documented models (1200/1400): length 3000-4000mm, volume 3.79-6.77 m3, wall thickness 5-6mm, power 11.5-16.5kW, design pressure 0.35MPa, design temperature 147C; other sizes customizable. Real product photo showing rotating basket/carrier inserts. Also documented separately: 6 frame sizes 1400x4000 to 1600x5000mm from an earlier quotation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from the water-spray or water-immersion retort?
It heats with direct steam rather than water, at a documented 0.35 MPa / 147°C cycle — selection between the three depends on your product and packaging format.
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