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Freshly harvested garlic bulbs are passed beneath a Tornador air cleaning gun, where concentrated compressed air quickly removes loose dirt, field debris, and dry papery outer layers. Each blast cleans the bulb without requiring the skins to be removed individually by hand.
The Tornador uses compressed air to drive an oscillating tube inside its cone-shaped nozzle, producing a powerful swirling airflow that lifts and blasts away loose material. These tools commonly operate around 60–90 PSI, with the appropriate pressure depending on the specific model and air supply.
For growers processing large quantities of garlic, this technique can significantly reduce the repetitive labor involved in preparing bulbs for market. It also cleans without washing the garlic with water, helping maintain the dry conditions desired for properly cured bulbs during storage.
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