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The Kason Kascade recycle deck for vibratory screeners exemplifies Kason’s commitment to delivering high-performance industrial processing equipment for screening, separating, classifying, and dewatering in industries like food and beverage, pharmaceutical, and chemical processing.

Kason Corporation has an established history of separating itself from the competition with custom processing solutions, from high-capacity vibratory screeners, compact centrifugal sifters, versatile circular fluid bed processing equipment, durable static sieve screening equipment, and more. The Kascade recycling deck for circular vibratory separators reflects Kason’s longstanding commitment to delivering high-performance industrial processing equipment, cost-effective replacement parts, and expert field service for a wide range of applications and industries. 

When it comes to pet food production, the pursuit of excellence is paramount. Every kibble, treat, and meal that reaches our pets' bowls should present the highest quality, nutrition, and safety standards. 

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In this article, we'll explain the types, benefits, & components of fluid bed systems and processors. For more questions, please contact our team directly. 

What is a Fluid Bed Processor?

A fluid bed processor is a versatile piece of equipment that works on the principle of fluidization. Fluidization means small particles or granules of solids subjected to a gas flow to convert the solid-like state of a static bed to a dynamic fluid-like state.

While the cannabis industry continues its rapid growth (with global sales expected to reach $33.6 billion during the next three years), the fact remains that raw cannabis is inherently difficult to handle. It is both expensive and fragile, making initial sorting a critical path item in terms of productivity and profitability. Small and large operations can benefit from investing in sorting technology from an established manufacturer that is highly efficient,flexible and completely field-proven over many years -- in short, a cost-effective way to producea higher quality product with higher throughput and less waste.  

Consumers seeking healthier snack options or better-for-you plant-based proteins have been steadily increasing the demand for nuts for decades. There are more than 20 types of edible nuts in the world, with a market value estimated to reach $459.1 billion by 2030. 

Varieties include almonds, peanuts, walnuts, pecans, pine nuts, macadamias and more. Each type of edible nut and each stage of the supply chain from "farm to fork" requires sorting to meet size, quality and purity standards, all while maintaining high throughput.