Konjac Chips

Konjac chips are thin, dried slices of the konjac tuber, yellowish-white in color, hard and lightweight in texture, used as the primary raw material for making glucomannan flour or as food ingredients in the health industry.

Regarding Of Konjac Chips

Konjac chips are made from 100% konjac root. We have two types of chips with different processing in modern technology, namely manual oven chips (Using a regular rack oven, such as a wood oven/manual electric oven). and conveyor oven chips Using an oven with a conveyor belt running automatically through the heating chamber.

Konjac Chips Manual Oven

Using a regular rack oven (such as a wood oven/manual electric oven). by Process: The operator puts the konjac slices onto a rack or baking sheet. Rotate or turn it manually to evenly dry it.

Spesifications	Manual Oven
Konjac Root	100%
Raw Material	Konjac tubers grade A/B
Drying Method	Static oven (manual rack / wood oven / electric)
Ukuran Irisan	1–3 mm
Product Color	Yellowish white to light gray
Texture	Dry, hard, slightly variable
Water content (%)	±10–12%
Glucomannan Levels	50–65%
Standard Packaging	Woven sack / PE bag 25 kg with inner liner
Minimum Order	25 ton

Konjac Chips Conveyor Oven

Using an oven with a conveyor belt running automatically through the heating chamber. Process: Konjac slices go in from one end, come out dry at the other end. Conveyor temperature and speed can be adjusted automatically.

Spesifications	Manual Oven
Konjac Root	100%
Raw Material	Grade A konjac tubers, the best choice
Drying Method	Automatic temperature controlled conveyor oven
Ukuran Irisan	1.5–2 mm
Product Color	Bright white to evenly yellowish
Texture	Very dry, hard, uniform
Water content (%)	±8–10% (more stable for long term storage)
Glucomannan Levels	60–70% (more stable and maintained)
Standard Packaging	Woven sack / PE bag 50 kg with inner liner
Minimum Order	25 ton

PRODUCT APPLICATION

Konjac chips are not used directly for final consumption, but rather as the main raw material to be extracted into glucomannan (highly soluble fiber). After being extracted or processed, the derivative products are used in various industries.