Koppens BR3000/600 Fryer

• Frying a variety of coated and uncoated products such as chicken, fish, and vegetable products.
• Producing convenience foods like nuggets, schnitzels, and tempura.
• Processing bakery items requiring deep-fat frying.
• Used in large-scale food production facilities and catering operations.

Typical belt width

For this model, a 600mm belt width is specified, which is common for medium-to-high volume production.

Typical fry length

A 3000mm fry length indicates significant dwell time capability, suitable for various product types.

Heating power

Units of this class commonly feature heating elements in the range of 80-120 kW, with this unit specified at 88 kW.

Power supply

Typically requires a three-phase electrical supply, commonly 400V, 50Hz in the UK, for heating and motor functions.

Features

Commonly includes hold-down belts for product submersion, sediment removal systems, and manual or automatic belt hoist mechanisms.

Construction material

Typically constructed from food-grade stainless steel for hygiene and durability.

Footprint

Industrial fryers of this capacity require substantial floor space, typically several metres in length and width.

• What type of products is this fryer suitable for?

  This type of industrial fryer is suitable for a wide range of products including meat, poultry, fish, vegetables, and prepared foods, both coated and uncoated.

• What are the benefits of a hinged lid and low ceiling design?

• Is an oil holding tank and filter essential?

• What maintenance is typically required for a fryer of this type?

• What are the typical safety features on an industrial fryer?

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General overview for this equipment type