Myanmar Customer Orders Cassava Starch Machines After Two Jinrui Factory Visits

On October 30, 2026, Jinrui Foodtech (Henan Jinrui) signed a contract to supply cassava starch processing machines to a customer from Yangon, Myanmar, following two factory visits and comparisons with equipment suppliers from Thailand. The order supports a 2 TPH cassava starch project and includes machinery selected for the customer's planned combination of manual and mechanized processing.

Myanmar Customer's Cassava Starch Equipment Requirements

The customer, whose existing business was in the cosmetics industry, is developing a cassava starch processing project in cooperation with the chairman of a local cassava association. Since the production plan combines manual operations with machinery, the customer needed selected equipment rather than a complete automated production line. After contacting us through WhatsApp on February 20, 2024, the customer discussed the processing requirements with our team while evaluating potential suppliers, including companies from Thailand. Equipment suitability, manufacturing quality and technical expertise became important considerations before the purchase.

Myanmar customer's cassava starch equipment requirements

Two Factory Visits Led to the Equipment Order

First Visit: Equipment and Technical Evaluation

On August 31, 2026, the customer visited our factory to evaluate manufacturing quality and discuss cassava starch processing technology. Our engineers explained the functions of the proposed equipment and how the machinery would support the customer's production arrangement. The visit allowed the customer to inspect our manufacturing facilities, raise technical questions and assess our engineering capabilities directly rather than relying solely on quotations and product information.

Second Visit: Pricing and Contract Negotiations

The customer returned on October 20, 2026, for further discussions about equipment pricing and procurement arrangements. With the main technical questions addressed during the first visit, the second meeting focused on the commercial details of the proposed purchase. On October 30, ten days after the second visit, both parties signed the equipment contract.

Cassava Starch Machines Included in the Myanmar Order

Based on the customer's processing requirements, our engineers proposed five types of cassava starch processing machines for the 2 TPH project, covering three key processing stages:

Cassava Cutter and Rasper: Cut cassava roots into smaller pieces and break down cassava tissue to release starch granules.

Centrifuge Sieve and Fine Fiber Sieve: Separate starch milk from coarse and fine cassava fibers before purification.

Hydrocyclone Station: Refine starch milk through multistage washing and centrifugal separation to remove impurities.

The selected equipment supports the customer's plan to combine manual operations with mechanized processing. Rather than purchasing a complete automated cassava starch production line, the customer chose individual machines suited to the project's processing requirements.

Cassava starch machine in Jinrui factory

Why the Customer Selected Jinrui as the Equipment Supplier

Customized Machinery Configuration

Our engineers developed the equipment proposal around the customer's actual production plan instead of recommending a standard complete line. By selecting machinery for crushing, fiber separation and purification, we provided a configuration suited to the customer's intended combination of manual work and mechanized processing. The resulting order demonstrates our ability to supply individual cassava starch processing machines for projects with different equipment requirements.

Manufacturing Quality and Factory Evaluation

Equipment quality was a major concern during the customer's supplier comparison. Our cassava starch machinery specifications include stainless-steel construction for relevant material-contact components, supporting corrosion resistance and hygiene in wet processing applications. During the first factory visit, the customer inspected our manufacturing facilities and discussed equipment quality with our engineers, gaining direct evidence of our manufacturing capabilities before making a purchasing decision.

Engineering and Procurement Support

Our team supported the customer from the initial inquiry through equipment selection, technical discussions and procurement negotiations. The first factory visit focused on processing technology and equipment evaluation, while the second addressed pricing and purchasing arrangements. This combination of project-specific engineering support, factory access and detailed communication contributed to the customer's decision to purchase from us after considering alternative suppliers.

Cassava Starch Machinery for Different Production Requirements

The Myanmar order demonstrates how cassava starch processing equipment can be selected according to a customer's production arrangements rather than purchased only as a complete automated line. For buyers comparing cassava starch machinery manufacturers, evaluating equipment suitability, manufacturing quality and engineering support can help inform the purchasing decision.

If you need individual cassava starch machines or a complete processing solution, contact Jinrui Foodtech with your raw material conditions, required capacity and equipment needs. Our engineers can discuss suitable machinery configurations and provide a quotation.