The corn syrup production process is mixing, secondary jet liquefaction, saccharification, decolorization and decarburization, ion exchange, four - effect falling film evaporates, etc. Adopt partial automation control system, make sure precise control of the system, high efficiency and stable to prduct high quality corn syrup. We can give you complete set energy-saving corn syrup Philippines production plan, and offer corn syrup plant installation and technical training.

Below is the corn syrup production process details:

1) Mixing process: Mix corn starch with water to get corn starch slurry .

2) Spray liquefied process: The spray jet will make the corn starch slurry into syrup under high temperature.

3) Saccharifying process: The liquified syrup with very low DE value, add some glucoamylase, then some liquified syrup will transfer to glucose. After the DE value of syrup reach the requirement, increase the temperature to kill emzyme in the process of how to make corn syrup from corn starch.

4) Decoloration process: Use the activated carbon to remove the color of the glucose syrup. Mix activated carbon with glucose syrup at uniform temperature for some time, then press out the carbon from glucose syrup. For getting more clear glucose syrup, it usually need to make two times.

5) Ion exchange process: Ion exchange machine will attract all the cation and anion in the clean syrup, it will improve the corn starch syrup quality. Small scale corn syrup processing equipment will do not need this machine.

6) Evaporate process: The evaporator will take out the water inside of the corn syrup to increase the corn syrup density to reach the buyer requirement for how to make corn syrup from corn starch.

7) Finished product storage: The corn starch syrup will storage at the storage tank before transport.

To make corn syrup from corn starch, you need to prepare the corn syrup production equipments, mastered the technology.

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