Solutions
Potato, alpaca fiber and wood processing, AI video monitoring for orchards and crops, and air filters and spare parts. Equipment and products are sourced directly from factories in China, with sourcing, shipping, installation, maintenance and AI upgrades handled by one team.
Solution 01
Equipment for potato chips, frozen pre-fried fries and peeled, cut potatoes. We recommend starting with a few key machines rather than a complete line, getting the plant and the product approved, and scaling up once sales are proven — with sourcing, shipping, installation, maintenance and AI upgrades handled by one team.
01 / Peruvian market context
Peru harvests close to 7 million tonnes of potatoes a year, grown by more than 700,000 farming families, yet the country still imports about 27,000–29,000 t of frozen pre-fried potatoes a year. Turning Peruvian potatoes — including colourful native varieties — into chips, fries or flakes adds value close to where they are grown, provided the plant is planned around food-safety approval from the start.
Marea AI sources the machines directly from manufacturers in China, ships them to Peru, and installs, maintains and upgrades them with AI, with training in Spanish. That makes it practical to start with a few machines and grow from there.
Sources: Midagri via Agraria.pe and Fructidor (2025 harvest) · Agraria.pe and Proactivo (families, regions and varieties) · UN Comtrade via World Bank WITS, and Agraria.pe (imports, 2023–2025). Figures are for reference and may vary by source and year.
02 / Products & process
Chips, fries and fresh-cut potatoes share the first steps — reception, washing, peeling and cutting — and then follow their own line. Start with one product and add others as the plant grows.
03 / Main equipment
What each machine does, with its typical specification for small and medium plants. Values are reference ranges and are confirmed in the quotation.
Washes and peels potatoes with brush rollers
Key spec200–1,500 kg/h · 1.5–2.2 kW · SUS304
Cuts thin chip slices or fry strips
Key spec250–1,500 kg/h · slices about 1–2 mm · strips 7–14 mm
Blanches slices or strips in hot water
Key spec300–2,000 kg/h · up to 100 °C · electric or steam
Spins off surface water or frying oil
Key spec10–35 kg per batch · 0.75–1.5 kW
Fries chips or par-fries strips continuously
Key spec60–800 kg/h · oil 160–190 °C · electric or gas
Coats chips evenly with salt or seasoning
Key spec60–280 kg/h · 0.75–1.5 kW · stainless steel
Quick-freezes par-fried fries as separate pieces
Key spec300–1,000 kg/h · air about −35 °C · product to −18 °C
Weighs, bags and nitrogen-flushes chips
Key spec30–70 bags/min · 10-head weigher · 4.5–6 kW
Images are 3D illustrations; specifications are confirmed in the quotation.
For a first chips line, the washer-peeler, slicer, fryer, de-oiling centrifuge and seasoning drum are enough; the blancher, IQF tunnel freezer and automatic packer can be added as you scale. Phased approach
04 / AI upgrades
Raw potatoes vary by variety, field and storage time, and frying colour is a practical indicator for acrylamide. These optional upgrades put cameras, sensors and records where they matter most on a chips or fries line.
Cameras after the cutter or the fryer can spot dark, green or defective pieces and colour drift, and trigger an air-jet reject or an alert to the operator.
HowIndustrial cameras and an edge computer running an image model trained on your own product; optional optical sorter.
Frying colour is a practical indicator for acrylamide, which EU rules ask fried-potato producers to keep as low as reasonably achievable. A model can relate colour, oil temperature and raw-potato data to recommend settings, and keep the records buyers ask for.
HowInline colour measurement, oil-temperature and belt-speed signals from the fryer PLC, and a recommendation model that the operator approves.
Dry matter and sugar content vary by variety, field and storage time. Logging simple lab tests and supplier data lets a model suggest which lots suit chips or fries, forecast yield and plan purchases around the harvest season.
HowLot records with dry-matter and test-fry colour checks, a forecasting model and a cloud dashboard.
Sensors on motors, pumps and freezer compressors warn before failures; temperatures and checks are logged automatically for the HACCP plan; operators can ask an AI assistant trained on the machine manuals, in Spanish.
HowVibration and current sensors, an IoT gateway, a digital HACCP checklist and an assistant built on the equipment manuals.
All of these are optional. Single machines can take their own upgrades too — for example a brush-wear alert on the washer-peeler or a residual-oxygen sensor on the packer. We assess them with your team and add them step by step, on new machines or on a line you already run.
We recommend a small first phase: prove the product, the approvals and the market, then invest in capacity sized to real sales.
A washer-peeler, slicer, fryer, de-oiling centrifuge and seasoning drum, arranged as a semi-automatic line, are enough to make a first product.
Use this phase to get the plant and the product approved — in Peru, DIGESA sanitary registration and a HACCP plan, which DIGESA can validate officially — and to test the market.
Decide early where you will sell. The United States, the European Union and Asian markets each add their own rules, such as FDA food-facility registration in the US or acrylamide mitigation for fried potato products in the EU.
Add blanching, higher-capacity frying, freezing or automatic packing, sized to the volumes you have proven. We help you choose machines that connect to the next stage.
Export rules affect plant layout, equipment and record-keeping, so it is cheaper to plan for them before ordering.
05 / FAQ
No. We recommend starting with the key machines for one product — for chips, a washer-peeler, slicer, fryer, de-oiling centrifuge and seasoning drum in a semi-automatic layout. Once the plant and the product are approved and sales are proven, you add blanching, higher-capacity frying, freezing or automatic packing. We help you choose machines that connect to the next stage.
Processed foods sold in Peru need DIGESA sanitary registration, and the plant applies a HACCP plan, which DIGESA can validate officially; for exports, DIGESA issues an official sanitary export certificate on request. The plant owner applies for these approvals — we do not issue them. We supply stainless-steel equipment with its technical documentation and train your team in Spanish, which supports your hygiene and HACCP files.
Decide the target market early. The United States, the European Union and Asian markets each add their own requirements — for example FDA food-facility registration for the US, or acrylamide mitigation and monitoring for fried potato products in the EU — plus certifications that buyers may ask for. These affect plant layout, equipment and record-keeping, so it is cheaper to plan for them before ordering.
In general, yes. Native potatoes vary in size, shape, dry matter and sugar content, so knives and blanching and frying settings are adjusted per variety. We set these up with your own potatoes during commissioning and train your operators to adjust them.
We quote FOB China port or CIF Callao; delivery is usually 30–60 days after order confirmation, paid by T/T or L/C. We install on site or remotely, train your team in Spanish, give a 12-month warranty from commissioning, and offer maintenance plans, remote technical support and spare parts shipped from China. AI upgrades can be fitted from the start or added later.
Send us your products, expected volumes and target market. We will propose the key machines for a first phase and reply within one business day; we can sign an NDA before you share details.
Solution 02
Machines for every stage of alpaca fiber — scouring, dehairing, carding, gilling, spinning, twisting and hank reeling — for cooperatives in the Andes and processors across Latin America. From a cooperative-scale mini mill to a small industrial line, sourced from Chinese manufacturers, installed and supported in Spanish, with optional AI upgrades.
01 / Peru’s alpaca sector
Peru is home to most of the world’s alpacas, and more than 90,000 high-Andean families live mainly from raising them. Yet in the first five months of 2025, more than half of the export value was raw material, mostly scoured, carded and combed tops. Cooperatives and regional processors that add scouring, carding and spinning keep more of that value close to the herds.
Marea AI connects alpaca cooperatives and textile companies in Peru and Latin America directly with Chinese machinery manufacturers: we configure the equipment for your fiber, grades and products, inspect it before shipment, and support installation and after-sales in Spanish. A line can start at mini-mill scale and grow with your fiber volume.
Sources: MIDAGRI (gob.pe, 2025 data) · Agraria.pe (production and exports, 2025 data) · La República (01/08/2026). Figures are for reference and may vary by source and year.
02 / Products & process
A mill can make one or several of these products and add machines as volumes grow. Tell us your fiber volume, grades and target products, and we configure the equipment to suit.
03 / Main equipment
What each machine does, with its typical specification. Values are reference figures and are confirmed in the quotation.
Washes grease, dirt and suint from raw fleece
Key spec100–200 kg/h; hot wash bowls at 45–55 °C
Separates coarse guard hair from fine fiber
Key specAbout 4–8 kg/h per small line; opener plus a series of dehairing cards
Opens and aligns fiber into a sliver
Key spec1,020 mm working width; 5–40 kg/h
Blends, straightens and evens slivers by drafting
Key specDraft 2.5–15; front roller gauge 32–65 mm
Drafts and twists roving or sliver into yarn
Key spec42–65 mm rings for worsted yarn; roller-and-apron drafting
Plies two or more yarns together
Key spec110–2,800 turns/m; spindle speed 5,000–13,000 rpm
Winds yarn into hanks for dyeing and sale
Key specReel circumference 1,350–2,200 mm; 150–400 rpm
Images are 3D illustrations; specifications are confirmed in the quotation.
Every machine above can be fitted with optional sensors, cameras and data logging, on a new line or one you already run. AI upgrades
04 / AI upgrades
Yarn prices depend on the grade, and a stopped card or spinning frame hurts most when spare parts travel far. These optional upgrades add cameras, sensors and lot records where an alpaca mill gains the most.
A camera station and fiber-fineness measurements can support the classers: every fleece gets a record, and a model suggests its grade and color group so lots come out more consistent. The classer always makes the final call.
HowCamera station, portable fiber-diameter tester, image-classification model, lot database
Vibration, temperature and motor-current sensors on cards, gill boxes and spinning frames can warn of worn bearings, drives or belts before a breakdown stops the line — which matters most where spare parts travel far.
HowWireless vibration and current sensors, edge gateway, anomaly-detection model, alerts by phone
Each fiber lot can be followed from classing to finished cone or skein, with water, energy and machine settings logged along the way. The same data can back the origin and responsible-sourcing records that buyers ask for.
HowQR lot labels, water and energy meters, cloud dashboard with exportable reports
An assistant trained on the machine manuals and your own procedures can answer operators’ questions in Spanish, guide start-up, cleaning and fault finding, and hand over to our remote support when needed.
HowLanguage model loaded with manuals and procedures, on a tablet or phone, backed by remote support
All of these are optional. We assess them with your team and add them step by step, on new machines or on a mill you already run, alongside sourcing, shipping, installation and maintenance.
General guidance only; the current official versions of the NTP standards prevail.
05 / FAQ
Yes. We can configure a line around a few key machines, such as scouring, carding and spinning, and add dehairing, gilling or twisting later. Tell us your fiber volume, grades and target products, and we will quote factory-direct options.
Machines built for cashmere, wool and other fine animal fibers can be set up for alpaca, but the settings depend on fineness and staple length. Before configuring the line we ask for your fiber data, and samples where possible, and we confirm the specifications in the quotation.
Machines ship FOB China port or CIF Callao, usually 30–60 days after order confirmation. Our engineers install and commission on site or guide the work remotely, and train your operators in Spanish. The warranty runs 12 months from commissioning.
Yes. Sensors, dashboards, vision inspection or a Spanish-speaking assistant can be fitted to new lines or to machines you already run, step by step. We also offer maintenance plans, remote technical support and spare parts shipped from China.
Payment is by T/T or L/C. We can sign an NDA before you share fleece data, volumes or buyer details, and we reply within one business day, in Spanish, English or Chinese.
Send us your fiber volume, the grades and colors you work with, your target products and the water and power available on site. We sign an NDA before you share details, and reply within one business day with the next steps.
Solution 03
Equipment for sawmills in Peru’s Amazon regions and across Latin America: band sawmills, resaws, drying kilns, moulders and machines that turn slabs and sawdust into chips and briquettes. Sourced from Chinese manufacturers, installed and supported in Spanish, with optional AI upgrades.
01 / Peru’s timber sector
Forests cover more than half of Peru, mostly Amazon rainforest. A PRODUCE analysis points to obsolete machinery and a lack of saw-sharpening and wood-drying technology in many plants. Adding kiln drying, planing and residue use can help a mill sell finished, higher-value products instead of rough boards.
Marea AI connects sawmills and timber companies in Peru and Latin America directly with Chinese machinery manufacturers: we configure the equipment for your species and products, inspect it before shipment, and support installation and after-sales in Spanish.
Sources: SERFOR yearbooks and SNIFFS via PRODUCE (explanatory statement of D.S. 004-2024-PRODUCE, 2022 data) · SERFOR via Agraria.pe (2020) · FAO FRA 2020 via Timber Trade Portal (ATIBT). Figures are for reference and may vary by source and year.
02 / Products & process
Start with sawing, then add drying, planing and residue use as the business grows. Tell us your species, log sizes and target products, and we configure the equipment to suit.
03 / Main equipment
What each machine does, with its typical specification. Values are reference figures and are confirmed in the quotation.
Saws logs into boards and beams
Key specMax. log Ø 700–1,600 mm by model; electric or diesel
Main breakdown of large tropical logs
Key specMax. log Ø 700–1,500 mm; 18.5–45 kW main motor
Resaws cants and edges boards in one pass
Key specUp to 100–110 mm thick and 300–320 mm wide
Dries sawn timber to a target moisture
Key spec10–200 m³ per chamber; hot water, steam or thermal oil
Planes and profiles boards on all four sides
Key specWorking width up to 150–230 mm; 4–7 spindles
Turns slabs and offcuts into uniform chips
Key spec5–10 t/h; 55 kW main motor
Compresses dry sawdust into fuel briquettes
Key spec180–350 kg/h; hollow briquettes Ø 50–60 mm
Regrinds band saw teeth for accurate cuts
Key specBlades 25–125 mm wide; automatic tooth feed
Images are 3D illustrations; specifications are confirmed in the quotation.
Slabs, edgings and sawdust can also feed pellet mills and other biomass equipment. Biomass & RDF equipment
04 / AI upgrades
The cutting pattern at the saw, consistent grading and the drying schedule all shape what each log is worth. These optional upgrades add cameras, sensors and records at exactly those points.
Cameras or laser scanners measure each log’s diameter, length and shape, and software suggests the cutting pattern that yields the most valuable boards. The sawyer still decides; the system shows the options on screen.
How3D or laser log scanner + optimization software on a screen at the band saw
Cameras over the outfeed detect knots, splits, decay and wane and propose a grade for each board, so grading stays consistent from shift to shift and every board’s grade is recorded.
HowLine-scan cameras + an AI defect-detection model trained on your species and grading rules
Air temperature, humidity and wood-moisture readings are logged for every charge. Over time the data help refine drying schedules per species and thickness, and the team receives alerts on their phones when something goes off track.
HowKiln moisture probes + controller data + cloud dashboard and mobile alerts
Each log gets a tag and a photo linked to its transport documents; its boards are then tracked by batch through sawing, drying and packing. This helps keep the operations book and buyer records organized; it does not replace the official documents.
HowQR or RFID tags + tablet app + AI text reading of scanned documents
All of these are optional. We assess them with your team and add them step by step, on new machines or on a mill you already run, alongside sourcing, shipping, installation and maintenance.
Sources: Law 29763 (Forestry and Wildlife Law); SERFOR and PRODUCE documents (2023–2024). General information only; current official requirements prevail.
05 / FAQ
They can, when they are sized for it. Tell us the species, log diameters and products you plan; we then propose the saw type, blade, wheel size and motor power to suit, and confirm the final specification in the quotation.
No. We supply, install and maintain equipment. Buying only legally sourced timber and keeping transport guides and the operations book up to date is the operator’s responsibility. Our optional traceability tools can help keep those records organized, but they do not replace official documents.
We quote factory-direct prices FOB China port or CIF Callao, with payment by T/T or L/C. Delivery is usually 30–60 days after order confirmation. Installation can be on site or remotely guided, with operator training in Spanish. Tell us where the mill is so we can plan it.
Yes. We offer AI upgrades for new and existing lines, such as log scanning, kiln data logging, vision grading or traceability records. We first review your machines and data, then propose what makes sense for your mill.
Equipment has a 12-month warranty from commissioning. Spare parts are shipped from China, and we offer maintenance plans and remote technical support. We sign an NDA before you share information and reply within one business day in Spanish, English or Chinese.
Send us your species mix, typical log diameters, target products and the power available on site. We sign an NDA before you share details, and reply within one business day with the next steps.
Solution 04
Solar 4G cameras, smart insect traps, weather stations and soil sensors, linked to edge AI and one monitoring platform. They help producers and cooperatives spot intruders, pests, frost risk and crop changes sooner — even on remote fields without grid power.
01 / Peruvian context
Peru’s agro-exports reached about US$ 15 billion in 2025, up 17.3% on 2024, and destination markets demand healthy, traceable produce. Yet many orchards are large, remote and off-grid, so theft, frost, pests and diseases are often found late.
Solar 4G cameras, smart traps and field sensors with AI let producers and cooperatives watch their fields continuously and act sooner. Marea AI sources the equipment in China, ships it, installs it and supports it in Spanish.
Sources: Midagri via Agraria.pe and Fructidor (2025 agro-exports) · SENASA via Fresh Fruit Portal and FreshPlaza (2025 shipments) · SENASA via Agraria.pe (area under pest surveillance, 2026). Figures are for reference and may vary by source and year.
02 / Applications & process
A system can start with one need — security, pests or microclimate — and grow module by module, with cameras, traps and sensors all reporting to the same platform. It works for a single producer as well as for cooperatives that watch many sites.
We review the area, crops, risks, power and mobile coverage, then set the positions of cameras, traps and sensors, choose edge or cloud AI and agree a privacy plan before anything is bought.
03 / Main equipment
What each device does, with its typical specification. Values are reference figures and are confirmed in the quotation.
Watches orchards and boundaries without grid power
Key spec4 MP, 25–32× optical zoom, solar + battery, 4G
Runs video and image AI on site
Key spec6 TOPS NPU, 8-core CPU, Ethernet / Wi-Fi / optional 4G
Attracts, photographs and counts night-flying pests
Key specUV lamp ≈ 365 nm, far-infrared 80–90 °C, camera + 4G
Logs microclimate for frost, irrigation and disease risk
Key specTemperature, humidity, wind, rain, radiation; solar + 4G
Measures root-zone water, temperature and salinity
Key spec0–100% moisture, RS485 Modbus, IP68
Records, reviews and manages alarms centrally
Key spec16 channels, 4 HDD bays, 4K output, perimeter AI
Images are 3D illustrations; specifications are confirmed in the quotation.
A complete system also includes poles, solar kits, network equipment and the monitoring platform, with maps, alarms, reports and role-based access. We size them together with the cameras and sensors for each site.
04 / AI upgrades
Cameras, traps and sensors produce more images and readings than anyone can review by hand. These optional AI functions pick out what matters, run on the camera, on an edge AI box or in the cloud, and report in Spanish.
Cameras can raise an alarm only when a person or vehicle enters a defined zone at set hours, send a snapshot to the guard’s phone and switch on lights or a voice warning.
HowDeep-learning person/vehicle detection on the camera or edge box; zone and schedule rules; 4G push alerts
Trap photos can be identified and counted automatically, with trends charted per block and a warning to the agronomist when a threshold is reached.
HowImage recognition on trap photos in the cloud or at the edge; models refined with locally labelled images
Regular images can show flowering, fruit set and canopy changes by block, helping plan labour and harvest.
HowTime-lapse image analysis with flower and fruit detection models; comparison between blocks and seasons
An assistant can summarise overnight alarms, weather and trap counts each morning and answer staff questions about the system and its manuals.
HowLarge language model connected to the platform’s events and equipment documentation, with role-based access
All of these are optional. We assess them with your team and add them step by step, on new equipment or on a system you already run, alongside sourcing, shipping, installation and maintenance.
05 / FAQ
No. Each pole can run on a solar panel and lithium battery and send video over 4G. Where coverage is weak, recording and AI can stay on site and only alarms are sent. We size the kit from the location and coverage information you share.
It can tell people and vehicles from animals and moving leaves, which cuts false alarms. It does not know intent, so alarms are set by zone and schedule, and a person should review each event.
Images of identifiable people are personal data under Ley 29733. We can configure privacy masking, access by user role and retention periods; the operator places the notices and registers the image database with the authority. We sign an NDA before sharing project information.
Trap images can be identified and counted for common species, and cameras can flag visible symptoms. The models need local images and an agronomist’s confirmation: the system supports field scouting and official plant-health programmes, it does not replace them.
Delivery is usually 30–60 days after order confirmation, FOB China port or CIF Callao. Equipment has a 12-month warranty from commissioning, installation can be on site or remote, training is in Spanish, and maintenance plans, remote technical support and spare parts shipped from China are available.
Share the area, crops and main risks — theft, frost, pests — plus what you know about power and mobile coverage on site. We will reply within one business day with the next steps, and we can sign an NDA before you share project details.
Solution 05 · Parts & products
Products rather than production machines: panel, heavy-duty and cabin air filters, plus housings and pre-cleaners, made by factories in China to your OEM or cross-reference numbers. We check every reference, arrange samples and inspection, and quote factory-direct, FOB China port or CIF Callao.
01 / Peruvian context
Peru’s vehicle fleet is growing fast, and mines, quarries and unpaved roads put heavy dust loads on many engines. Air filters are a steady, high-volume purchase — and by number of units, most of the engine air filters Peru imports already come from China.
That makes buying factory-direct against your own part-number list a practical option. Marea AI checks each reference, compares factories in China, arranges samples and inspection, and ships to Callao, with the same team that sources production equipment.
Sources: Sunarp via gob.pe (2025 registrations) · UN Comtrade and World Bank WITS (HS 8421.31 imports, 2024) · MINEM via gob.pe and La Cámara (2025 mining output). Figures are for reference and may vary by source and year.
02 / Products & process
We work from your list, not from a fixed catalogue. Send the OEM or cross-reference numbers you use, and we quote each item from factories in China that make it to that size and specification.
Samples and the pre-shipment inspection are arranged on request, and once the first order is in, re-orders can be planned around your consumption.
03 / Main products
What each type does, with a typical reference point. Every item is made to the references in your list, and values are confirmed in the quotation.
Engine intake filter for cars and pickups
Key specCellulose or cellulose–synthetic media, made to your reference
Intake filtration for trucks, buses and machinery
Key specRadial-seal primary and safety elements, made to your reference
Keeps dust and odours out of the cab
Key specParticle or activated-carbon versions, made to your reference
Removes coarse dust before the filter
Key specCyclone pre-cleaners for about 1.4–45 m³/min engine airflow
Images are 3D illustrations; specifications are confirmed in the quotation.
The factory’s test reports can be requested: ISO 5011 for engine air filters, ISO/TS 11155-1 and ISO 11155-2 for cabin filters. Oil, fuel and hydraulic filters and other spare parts and consumables can be added to the same list and quoted together.
04 / AI upgrades
With a long reference list, the hard parts are matching the right part, ordering in time and catching errors before the goods ship. These optional tools put AI on exactly those steps, and a person always makes the final call.
Long reference lists, photos of used filters and old invoices can be read and matched to equivalent references. Size or seal mismatches and every uncertain match are flagged for a person to check before ordering.
HowLanguage model and image recognition working on cross-reference tables; final check by a person
Your sales or workshop history can be used to forecast which references you will need and when, so orders from China go out early enough and stock stays balanced.
HowTime-series forecasting on your own data, shown in a spreadsheet or dashboard
Photos taken at inspection can be compared with the approved sample to catch wrong sizes, damaged seals, pleat differences or label errors before the goods leave the factory.
HowCamera photos and an image-comparison model; the inspector decides
For truck and machinery fleets, restriction sensors on the air cleaner can show when each filter really needs changing. Combined with machine hours, the data helps plan pre-cleaner and filter service by site and season, and spots units that clog faster than the rest.
HowElectronic restriction indicators, telematics and a dashboard with alerts
All of these are optional. We assess them with your team and add them step by step, within the same service that covers sourcing, inspection, shipping and support.
05 / FAQ
A list with the OEM or cross-reference numbers, the vehicle or machine models and the yearly quantity of each item; photos or drawings help for unusual parts. We can sign an NDA before you share it, and we reply within one business day in Spanish, English or Chinese.
No. We source replacement filters made by factories in China to the size and specification of your references. OEM numbers are used only to identify the fit; the filters can carry the factory’s brand or your own, never another company’s trademark.
Samples can be made for your approval before the bulk order, the factory’s test reports can be requested (ISO 5011 for engine air filters, ISO 11155 for cabin filters), and a pre-shipment inspection of dimensions, seals, labels and quantities can be arranged.
We quote factory-direct prices, FOB China port or CIF Callao. Delivery is usually 30–60 days after order confirmation, depending on the references and quantities, with payment by T/T or L/C.
Yes. Oil, fuel and hydraulic filters and other spare parts and consumables can be added to the same list on request and quoted together.
Include the OEM or cross-reference numbers, the vehicle or machine models and the yearly quantity of each item. We will reply within one business day with the next steps, and we can sign an NDA before you share your list.
06 / End-to-end service
From choosing the factory in China to a line running steadily in Peru, and then adding data and AI, the same team follows every step.
We configure the equipment for your raw material, products and capacity, compare manufacturers in China and quote factory-direct prices.
We follow production, inspect before shipment and ship FOB or CIF to Callao or another Peruvian port.
Our engineers install and commission on site or guide it remotely, and train your operators and maintenance staff in Spanish.
Maintenance plans, spare parts shipped direct from China and remote technical support.
Sensors, vision inspection, dashboards and an AI assistant for new machines or existing lines, to cut downtime and keep quality steady.
We will reply within one business day with the next steps, and we can sign an NDA before you share project details.