- Typical capacity
- For this class of equipment, a 120kg batch size is standard, allowing for significant production volumes per hour depending on roast time.
- Power supply
- Units of this type commonly require a three-phase electrical supply, typically 400V, for motors and controls, in addition to the specified fuel source for heating.
- Heating method
- This unit is set up for natural gas. Other Probat roasters in this range can be configured for LPG or electric heating.
- Footprint
- A complete roasting line including a roaster, cyclone, and destoner will require a substantial industrial footprint, typically several square metres, with adequate ceiling height for ducting.
- Ancillary equipment
- As described, this unit includes a cyclone for chaff separation and a destoner, which are essential for quality control and operational efficiency.
- Control system
- Probat roasters commonly feature robust control systems, ranging from semi-automatic to fully automated, allowing for precise temperature and airflow management during the roast cycle.
- Construction material
- Typically constructed from heavy-gauge steel and cast iron for durability and thermal stability, ensuring a long operational lifespan.