Delivering new technologies to the potato, vegetable, and fruit processing industry at large.
about pip innovations
Robotic cutting systems for the food industry
PIP Innovations is a Dutch technology company delivering new technologies to the potato, vegetable, and fruit processing industry at large. D-BLADE is designed to perform long hours in the harshest of environments and comes with very low operating and service costs. We invite you to visit us to see D-BLADE in action and to discuss your needs.
Established in 2015
PIP Innovations is a Dutch technology company delivering new technologies to the potato, vegetable, and fruit processing industry at large. D-BLADE is designed to perform long hours in the harshest of environments and comes with very low operating and service costs. We invite you to visit us to see D-BLADE in action and to discuss your needs.
Integrating D-BLADE in your existing food proccessing line
We can visit your site to assess the current set-up and discuss possibilities to integrate the new line in your process. Our engineers have all the required expertise to offer you a complete turnkey project.
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Managing Director
+31 88 022 72 01
Introducing the ultimate solution: D-BLADE
The use of a D-BLADE not only ensures the removal of defects, but also streamlines the entire cutting process, providing you with a quick and efficient way to produce a variety of potato products. Revolutionize your product line with the latest cutting technology by delta robots and patented multipurpose blade designs. Experience the next generation of cutting and portioning fruit and vegetables with our Intelligent Robotic Cutting System D-BLADE. Elevate your processing capabilities to the highest capacity and the most accurate and reliable results in the food processing industry.
How can we help you?
Would you like to know more about our innovative products, solutions or services? We are very happy to discuss all the possibilities that PIP Innovations has to offer.
