Buyer questions
Direct answers for international buyers. Capacity and destination are still confirmed in the quotation — these notes do not replace a technical proposal.
Published lines include corn and millet puff snacks, kurkure, soya chunks and TVP, pasta, macaroni and vermicelli, fryums pellets, fortified rice, makhana, murmura, popcorn, pet food, and fish feed, plus fryers, dryers, conveyors, seasoning systems, and spare parts.
Yes. The company publishes turnkey scope covering consultation, manufacturing, installation, commissioning, operator training, and after-sales support. Civil works and packaging are included only when written into the quotation.
Yes. Existing SnackTech material states that machines are designed around product, capacity, factory layout, and business requirements.
Some machines have published ranges, such as soya extruders, popcorn, and fryers. Complete plants are quoted as “request capacity details” because dryer, recipe, and utilities change the finished output.
Yes. Machinery has been supplied to listed markets including Iraq, Mauritius, Seychelles, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Zambia, Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar. Other countries can be discussed as export enquiries.
Installation and commissioning are part of the published turnkey scope. The division of mechanical, electrical, and utility work is defined in the proposal.
Yes. Operator training is a published part of turnkey support.
Use Request a quote and send the product, capacity, country, and whether the factory is new or existing. There is no public price list.
[VERIFY] A single lead time is not published. It depends on scope, customisation, and shipping. Ask for a schedule with the quotation.
Product to be manufactured, target capacity, new plant or expansion, country and city, available power and fuel, and a short note on the building. Drawings and a PDF brief can be attached.
