Anko BFK-10 Automatic stir fryer

• Used in large-scale catering and food production for dishes requiring continuous stirring and high-temperature cooking.
• Suitable for processing ingredients that benefit from even heat distribution and prevention of sticking, such as sauces, confectionery, and granular products.
• Applied in the production of ready meals, snacks, and processed meat products where consistent cooking results are critical.
• Utilised for caramelisation, roasting, and drying processes in various food manufacturing sectors.

Typical capacity

For this class of equipment, capacities commonly range from 50 to 200 litres, with the listed unit at 60 litres.

Power supply

Units of this type typically require a 3-phase electrical supply for motor functions and controls, alongside a gas supply (LPG or natural gas) for heating.

Heating method

Commonly gas-fired (LPG or natural gas) for efficient and rapid heating, often with automatic temperature control.

Stirring mechanism

Features an integrated stirrer and scraper system, typically with variable speed control, to ensure even cooking and prevent product adhesion.

Discharge method

Many units, including this one, feature an automatic tip discharge mechanism for efficient product unloading.

Construction material

Typically constructed from food-grade stainless steel for hygiene and durability in demanding food processing environments.

• What kind of products can an automatic stir fryer process?

  This equipment is versatile, suitable for a wide range of products including fried rice, noodles, dried meats, nuts, coffee beans, and various sauces or confectionery items requiring constant agitation during cooking.

• Is an automatic stir fryer difficult to operate?

• What are the typical maintenance requirements?

• Can this equipment handle both liquid and solid ingredients?

• What are the space requirements for a unit of this capacity?

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