Industrial processing equipment

From stalk and grain
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Formation Ag

FiberTrack decorticators

The manufacturer describes FiberTrack equipment for separating hemp stalks into fiber and hurd, including systems for smaller projects and larger processing lines.

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Source reviewed 2026-11-08

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Manufacturer page supports the equipment family and fiber/hurd use. No throughput, price, stock, service territory or performance independently verified.

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Canadian Greenfield Technologies

HempTrain processing system

The manufacturer describes HempTrain as a system for processing baled hemp straw into fiber and hurd, with cleaning and separation stages.

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Source reviewed 2026-11-08

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Manufacturer homepage supports the system name and straw-processing use. No performance, price, availability or service territory independently verified.

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Formation Ag

Grain cleaning equipment

The company lists seed cleaning equipment for removing debris from seed or grain among its processing offerings.

Manufacturer source ↗
Source reviewed 2026-11-08

What this source supports

Company processing page supports seed/grain cleaning offerings. Hemp grain suitability, food-contact requirements and configuration must be confirmed for each project.

This initial directory covers a limited set of fiber/hurd and grain-cleaning references. Drying, material handling and other processing stages need further source research. This is not a complete market survey.

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