Sugarcane Juicer

A sugarcane juicer works by grinding or chopping sugarcanes that have been pushed down a chute to extract its liquid. The sugarcane juicer machine can extract nutritious and refreshing sugarcane juice by pressing the cane through stainless steel rollers. Generally, there are commercial sugarcane machines for business use and mini sugarcane juicers for home use. Commercial sugarcane machines are good at producing sugarcane juice in bulk, while mini sugarcane juicers are more suitable for families to create their daily drinks.

Core components of sugarcane juicers

A sugarcane juicer machine consists of the crushing unit, gear, frame, and gear engine. The crushing unit usually has three rollers that are made of mild steel. Three rollers depend on each other. The machine's frame mainly consists of mild steel angle bars, forming two flat-shaped "H" shaped profiles. The gear engine is usually placed on the top of the angle bar stand.

Types of sugarcane juicers

Mainly, there are two distinctive sorts of sugarcane juicers: centrifugal sugarcane juicers and cold press sugarcane juicers. Centrifugal sugarcane juicers utilize spinning blades to chop up the ingredients. Their cut-up pieces are pushed against a fast-spinning strainer utilizing centrifugal force, which separates the juice from the pulp. Centrifugal sugarcane juicer machines are affordable. They are good choices for those who are new to juicing and don't want to spend too much on an extractor. They usually have large feed chutes that can take whole ingredients without the need to chop them up first, and they are quick at extracting the juice. However, the fast speed of centrifugal sugarcane juicers can form a lot of foam on top of the sugarcane juice, and juice yields can be lower than getting it from a cold press machine. A cold press or slow sugarcane juicer works by slowly grinding up the ingredients and pushing the mixture through a filter to extract the juice. These juicers can produce very dry pulp and high juice yields but are more expensive than centrifugal sugarcane juicers. Thus, cold-pressed sugarcane juicers are not suitable for those who have a limited budget.

According to the power source, sugarcane juicers can also be divided into two types: electric and manual. Electric sugarcane juicers come with modern specifications, and they are easy to operate. They usually have varied speed choices which facilitates the users to choose the proper speed according to the drink they are going to make. The maintenance and cleaning process of these electric sugarcane juicers is also easy. Users can take a few minutes to detach the grinder part and wipe off the remnants with some detergents. Manual sugarcane juicers can offer soundless operation during the extraction process. They are generally in a portable form, so they are suitable for places without electricity facilities. In return, these juicers can work for long hours without being interrupted. Moreover, manual sugarcane juicers are usually at cost-effective prices.