Koppens CFS 3000/500 Fryer

• Frying of coated and uncoated products in large-scale food production.
• Processing of poultry, fish, meat, and vegetable products.
• Use in ready meal manufacturing facilities.
• Application in snack food production lines.

Typical capacity

Throughput varies significantly based on product type and desired fry time, but fryers of this belt width and length are suited for high-volume continuous production.

Power supply

While this specific unit is electrically heated, Koppens fryers of this class are commonly available with electric or thermal oil heating systems. Electrical requirements typically involve a three-phase supply, commonly 400V, 50Hz, with significant power draw for heating elements.

Belt width

This unit features a 500mm belt width, which is common for medium to high-capacity industrial fryers.

Fry length

The 3000mm fry length allows for extended product residence time, suitable for a range of products requiring thorough cooking.

Oil heating method

This particular unit is electrically heated. Other units in this class may use direct or indirect gas heating, or thermal oil systems.

Key features

Units of this type commonly include integrated sediment removal systems, power hoists for easy cleaning and maintenance, and external oil storage tanks for continuous operation and oil management.

Footprint

Industrial fryers with a 3000mm fry length require substantial floor space, including room for associated oil management systems and access for maintenance.

• What types of products can be processed in this fryer?

  This type of industrial fryer is suitable for a wide range of products, including coated items like nuggets and schnitzels, as well as uncoated products such as chips, fish portions, and some vegetable items.

• How is the oil quality maintained during operation?

• What are the typical maintenance requirements?

• Is this fryer suitable for continuous production?

• What safety features are commonly found on these units?

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General overview for this equipment type