Zhejiang Hongwuhuan Tea Equipment
浙江红五环制茶装备股份有限公司
Zhejiang Hongwuhuan Tea Equipment (浙江红五环制茶装备股份有限公司) builds tea-processing machines: rolling machines, hot-air drum fixation machines, shapers and dryers. Two model tables carry full data, the 6CR-55 roller and the 6CSTF-100 fixation drum. A Fuliang government report from April 2026 names the company as the source of a customer's new tencha equipment. Begin with your tea route, then ask Hongwuhuan which machines, heat supply and transfers its proposal covers.
Tencha line or conventional machines: which do you need?
The Fuliang report describes a tencha route: leaf is steamed, dried and refined, then milled into powder later. Conventional rolling into shaped leaf is not part of that route. The catalogue, by contrast, lists rolling machines and hot-air drum fixation machines. Both come from one supplier, yet they serve different tea processes. Decide on your tea product first and ask Hongwuhuan to write out the process sequence and the exact supply it quotes.
[4][5][6][7]| Machine or route | What to settle with Hongwuhuan |
|---|---|
| Tencha and later milling | Ask which leaf preparation, steaming, drying, refining and transfer machines the proposal includes, and where milling starts. The report names no models, so request a model list and ask whether a grinder is in the package. |
| Conventional rolling | The 6CR-55 is a manually controlled rolling machine. Include it only if your process needs a rolling stage; a tencha proposal should state whether rolling appears at all. |
| Drum fixation | The 6CSTF-100 fixes leaf with furnace hot air. The Fuliang project describes steaming instead, so tell Hongwuhuan which heat treatment your leaf needs. |
| Drying and shaping | The range names 6CHZ-6/10/20 dryers, the 6CCP-110 and the 6CL-80-12D. Ask for each machine's capacity and temperature data so the stages can be matched into one line. |
The tea company and the wider Hongwuhuan group
The Hongwuhuan group homepage lists tea equipment as one of several businesses. Its business and plant pages are mostly about compressors, drilling machinery and pressure vessels, so the floor areas, technical-centre staff and plant capabilities described there belong to those lines. The tea-company introduction traces group history from 1997 and then the investment in the tea company. Its capital and workforce figures are garbled or inconsistent, so they are left out here.
The company record dates this tea company to 2014; the group dates its own history to 1997. These are two different entities. For a quotation, ask Hongwuhuan to name the legal seller, the machine manufacturer, the installer and the plant that will build your order. Group ISO references are historic; ask for a current certificate that names the tea machinery you are buying.
[1][2][3]6CSTF-100 and 6CR-55: the published figures
Nongjitong's pages for the 6CSTF-100 and 6CR-55 label their tables as design values, generated in March 2024. They give a clear dated starting point. Before you plan an installation, ask Hongwuhuan for the current model revision and its controlled data sheet. For a second quote on the same two steps, the Sunyoung 6CR tea rollers and the Sunyoung 6CST-40 drum tea fixation machine are comparable machines.
[5][6]| Machine | What the table lists |
|---|---|
| 6CSTF-100 size and heat | Overall 5800 × 1300 × 2300 mm, drum inner diameter 100 cm, straight inner length 4980 mm. Heat comes from a hot-air furnace. The electric-heating-power field shows a slash, so ask for the furnace and its heat output separately. |
| 6CSTF-100 drive | The drum turns at 28–30 r/min. The drum motor is 2.2 kW, 1440 r/min, 380 V. The 1440 figure is motor speed, and the 2.2 kW covers the drum motor only, not heat or total electrical load. |
| 6CR-55 build and control | Disc construction, belt and gearbox drive, dual-arm screw pressure and manual control. Drum 550 mm across and 400 mm high, with five inner and fifteen outer ribs. Ask for the leaf load per batch, which the table leaves out. |
| 6CR-55 rotation | Matched power 2.2 kW; drum speed 45–48 r/min. No automatic pressure programme or hourly output is listed, so ask how pressure is set, how much leaf it takes and how long a batch runs. |
Models and specifications
Quote the exact model, configuration and operating conditions together, and ask the factory to confirm current availability.
No reviewed machinery listings are currently published for this manufacturer. Request a current model-specific catalogue before selecting equipment.
Plan the line around leaf flow and heat supply
Hongwuhuan's company profile covers machines for several tea operations and offers help with factory planning. It gives no common line capacity, air balance or control layout. The Fuliang report mentions spending on gas pipes and other auxiliary work, a reminder that a tea project goes beyond buying machines. Work through these steps with the supplier.
[3][5][6][7]Define leaf in and out
State the leaf condition entering and leaving each stage, and the tea you want at the end. Ask for capacities on one mass basis; a dryer output, a fixation feed rate and a rolling batch only match when they share a basis.
Set the heat route
For furnace hot-air machines, ask for the furnace, fuel, air conditions at the machine, exhaust route and whether the furnace is supplied. For a steaming line, ask for the steam generator and connections. Fuel use and steam capacity have to come from Hongwuhuan.
Plan transfers and buffers
Request receiving and discharge heights, conveyor models, intermediate storage and cleaning access for your sequence, and ask which conveyors and buffers are in the price.
Agree control duties
Ask which stages are manual, which run on local controls and how the line starts, stops and handles a fault. The 6CR-55 is manual, whatever the wider line automation offers.
The Fuliang tencha project
The Fuliang government article, published on 15 April 2026, reports a 10 April visit to the customer. One paragraph says technicians were installing the equipment with the aim of using it by the 25th; a later paragraph says the new equipment was already running. If Hongwuhuan offers this project as a reference, ask for the installation and acceptance dates and records.
[7]| What the report says | What to ask for |
|---|---|
| Customer investment | Six million yuan for the customer's upgrade, including one million for shading nets and half a million for gas pipes and other auxiliary work. This is the customer's total spend; ask Hongwuhuan for its own dated equipment quotation. |
| Customer's earlier output | About 2,000 tonnes in 2025 from the customer's existing business. It describes the tea producer, not the rated output of the new equipment. |
| Tea quality | The article praises colour, flavour and nutrition. For your own tea, agree a process trial and quality criteria that suit the product. |
| Project records | Ask for the models supplied, delivery and installation records, commissioning conditions and any acceptance exceptions. |
Is this a fit for your project?
Based on the manufacturer's published range.
A good fit for
- Enquiries for a listed Hongwuhuan rolling, fixation or drying machine, quoted under the exact company name.
- Discussing a tencha line, using the Fuliang customer project as a starting point for reference questions.
- Comparing line interfaces with the dated 6CSTF-100 and 6CR-55 design values while asking for current data sheets.
Confirm in writing before ordering
- The current tea-company catalogue, the build revision offered and the legal seller and manufacturer.
- Line capacity on one mass basis, heat, air and steam needs, controls, leaf-contact materials and inspection records.
- Current price, subsidy eligibility, installation and support duties, conformity documents and signed acceptance.
Build quality, materials and inspection
The tea-company profile says it researches, makes and sells tea-processing equipment. It gives no detail on fabrication, welding procedures, leaf-contact materials or final inspection. The group's compressor and drilling plants are separate operations. The 6CSTF-100 photograph shows an enclosed machine with ducts and supports; the alloy, the furnace fitted and the separation between combustion gas and process air need to come from the maker.
For your line, ask for a material and finish schedule for the machines you order, the manufacturing identity and inspection records tied to the drawings. Mark out the parts that touch leaf or heated air, the parts that need cleaning and the points where operators need safe access. Request maintenance and cleaning instructions written for the actual conveyors, drums and enclosures. Certificates, plant audits, production capacity and hygiene validation should all be requested for the specific order.
[2][3][5][8]Getting a comparable quotation
The model pages also show old subsidy lists and historical user price entries. They are background only; prices and subsidy eligibility need a current quote. Ask for a dated, itemised proposal so offers can be compared on the same terms. Other tea machine makers are grouped in our tea processing category.
[1][3][4][5][6][7]| Before ordering | What the proposal should include |
|---|---|
| Configuration and price | A dated offer listing machine revisions, heating and drive units, conveyors, installation work and exclusions, with destination, schedule, price validity and the contracting company. |
| Trial and acceptance | Incoming leaf, mass and time basis, operating settings, measurements and the target process endpoint. Keep model-table values apart from measured results and list any open corrections. |
| Documents and support | Manuals, electrical and thermal drawings, spare-part codes, destination documents and written warranty and installation duties. Ask Hongwuhuan for a contact address that belongs to the tea company itself. |
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Was the Fuliang tencha line fully commissioned?
The report confirms the purchase and installation, but its wording on start-up is inconsistent: one paragraph plans use by the 25th, another says the line was running. Ask Hongwuhuan for the signed commissioning and acceptance record.
[7]Is 2.2 kW the heating power of the 6CSTF-100?
No. The 2.2 kW is the drum motor rating. Heat comes from a hot-air furnace, and the electric-heating field is a slash, so ask for the furnace and its heat output.
[5]Is the 6CR-55 automatic?
The table lists manual control with dual-arm screw pressure. If you need automatic pressure control, ask Hongwuhuan for a different model or option.
[6]Is a rolling machine part of a tencha line?
Sources
Each source is listed with the date it was checked. Ask the factory to confirm current stock, certificates and approvals for your market.
Hongwuhuan group homepage
manufacturer · Record checked 2026-10-11
Mentions tea equipment among the group's businesses. Scale, staff, founding year and contacts on this page describe the group.
Hongwuhuan group company and plant description
manufacturer · Record checked 2026-10-11
Describes plants for compressors, drilling equipment and pressure vessels, and historic group ISO editions.
Nongjitong tea-company introduction
industry platform · Record checked 2026-10-11
Gives the exact tea-company name and its tea-processing scope, plus group and subsidiary history.
Nongjitong catalogue for the tea company
industry platform · Record checked 2026-10-11
Lists named rolling, fixation, shaping and drying machines. Stock, subsidies and current revisions need a quote.
Nongjitong 6CSTF-100 specification table
industry platform · Record checked 2026-10-11
Full design-value table generated 31 March 2024: furnace hot-air heating, drum and motor speeds, motor power and drum dimensions.
Nongjitong 6CR-55 specification table
industry platform · Record checked 2026-10-11
Full table generated 31 March 2024: manual control, dual-arm screw pressure, belt and gear drive, and drum data.
Fuliang government report on purchased tencha equipment
government · Record checked 2026-10-11
Published 15 April 2026 by the Fuliang integrated media centre. Names the tea company as equipment source and gives the customer's investment and earlier output.
Original image associated with the 6CSTF-100 listing
industry platform · Record checked 2026-10-11
Shows the enclosed machine, ducts and support frame.