Cooling Powdered Sugar Using Solex Technology

Solex heat exchange technology is engineered specifically for cooling free flowing bulk solid materials such as Sugar. Solex has hundreds of heat exchangers installed in more than 43 countries in applications like cooling powdered sugar. Not only does Solex technology use up to 90% less energy while cooling powdered sugar, but it offers other remarkable process benefits as well. Watch this video to learn more about Solex cooling technology for applications like cooling powdered sugar.

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How Solex Technology Works for Cooling Powdered Sugar

Watch this video and learn how Solex technology works for cooling powdered sugar.

Years of Experience in Sugar Cooling Applications

Solex has been involved in sugar cooling applications world-wide for more than 20 years, and has a team of experts capable of handling the most difficult heat exchange challenges. View a list of some of the sugar companies Solex has served around the world.

Benefits of the Solex Technology for Cooling Powdered Sugar

Solex indirect plate heat exchange technology provides slow and controlled movement of sugar crystals through the cooler, preventing abrasion and degradation and ensuring sugar crystals are not changed in the cooling process. Cooling water temperatures are controlled, enabling sugar to be cooled to specific temperatures to allow for constant storing or packing temperatures year-round.

Ideal for Debottlenecking and Capacity Increases

Solex cooling technology can cool large volumes of sugar with a small installation footprint. Existing drum coolers can easily be converted to second stage dryers and the compact Solex cooler can be installed downstream as the primary sugar cooler.