What is a 'PSSG PC' designation?

PSSG typically refers to Probat's 'Pilot Shop Roaster Gas' series, indicating it's a gas-fired pilot or shop roaster. 'PC' suggests it includes a PC-based control interface for enhanced programmability and data logging.

What are the benefits of a larger burner?

A larger burner, such as the 65KW upgrade mentioned, can offer faster heat recovery between batches and potentially allow for more aggressive roast profiles or shorter roast times, depending on the operator's preference and bean type.

Can this roaster be reverted to Probat's original software?

The description states it can be reverted to Probat software. Buyers should confirm the exact process and any necessary hardware adjustments with the seller.

Is a destoner essential for a roaster of this size?

While not always included, a destoner is highly recommended for commercial operations to remove foreign objects (stones, metal, etc.) from green coffee, protecting the grinder and ensuring product quality. Buyers should consider sourcing one separately if not included.

What maintenance is typically required for a used Probatone 25?

Regular maintenance for roasters of this type typically includes cleaning chaff collectors and exhaust systems, checking burner efficiency, inspecting bearings and belts, and calibrating temperature probes. A service history is beneficial for used equipment.

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Probat Probatone 25 Type -PSSG PC

Name: Probat Probatone 25 Type -PSSG PC
Brand: Probat
SKU: 0966289037ad
Availability: SoldOut

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Probatone P25 Roaster – Type PSSG PC SOLD Year 2013 Comes complete with Cyclone and exhaust fan- pipework and Probat software. Type of gas: LPG Propane Modifications/Upgrades: 47 KW burner replaced with 65KW. Bypassed Probat Control Panel to run Cropster rather and adjust temp via Dial. Original burner will be sold with P25. Software: Currently running on Cropster, but can be reverted to Probat. In excellent running condition. Destoner is not included. Excellent Value. SOLD Normal 0 false false false EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Probat P25 Video Probat Video 2 Probat P25 Video 3

Essex, United Kingdom

A 5.756 km

Número do modelo

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0966289037ad

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Artisan and specialty coffee roasting operations.
Small to medium-scale commercial coffee producers.
Coffee shops and cafes with in-house roasting.
Research and development in coffee processing.

Typical batch capacity: Typically 20-25 kg per batch for this model.
Hourly throughput: Commonly up to 80-100 kg/hour, depending on roast profile and batch cycling.
Heating medium: Units of this type commonly use gas (LPG or natural gas) for heating.
Power supply: Typically requires a three-phase electrical supply, commonly 400V, 50Hz for European models.
Footprint: For this class of roaster, a dedicated area of approximately 5-8 square metres is typically needed, excluding green bean storage and roasted coffee handling.
Control system: Modern roasters of this type often feature advanced PLC or PC-based control systems, sometimes with third-party software integration.

PSSG typically refers to Probat's 'Pilot Shop Roaster Gas' series, indicating it's a gas-fired pilot or shop roaster. 'PC' suggests it includes a PC-based control interface for enhanced programmability and data logging.

Used roasters are valued for their durability and cost effectiveness in food processing operations. Buyers typically prioritise even heat distribution, temperature control consistency, and robust construction when selecting secondhand units. Industry sentiment favours roasters from established manufacturers known for reliable performance. Key considerations include maintenance history, heating element condition, and capacity matching operational requirements. Well-maintained roasters often deliver dependable service across coffee roasting, nut processing, and other food applications, making them sound investments for processors seeking to minimise capital expenditure.

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Essex, United Kingdom

A 5.756 km

Número do modelo

probat-probatone-25-type-pssg-pc

Número de stock

0966289037ad

Machinery Masters View

Informação típica para esta categoria de máquinas. Confirme sempre os pormenores com o vendedor.

Artisan and specialty coffee roasting operations.
Small to medium-scale commercial coffee producers.
Coffee shops and cafes with in-house roasting.
Research and development in coffee processing.

Typical batch capacity: Typically 20-25 kg per batch for this model.
Hourly throughput: Commonly up to 80-100 kg/hour, depending on roast profile and batch cycling.
Heating medium: Units of this type commonly use gas (LPG or natural gas) for heating.
Power supply: Typically requires a three-phase electrical supply, commonly 400V, 50Hz for European models.
Footprint: For this class of roaster, a dedicated area of approximately 5-8 square metres is typically needed, excluding green bean storage and roasted coffee handling.
Control system: Modern roasters of this type often feature advanced PLC or PC-based control systems, sometimes with third-party software integration.

PSSG typically refers to Probat's 'Pilot Shop Roaster Gas' series, indicating it's a gas-fired pilot or shop roaster. 'PC' suggests it includes a PC-based control interface for enhanced programmability and data logging.

Visão geral para este tipo de máquina

Machinery Masters Intelligence. Orientação geral apenas para esta categoria de máquinas, que não substitui as especificações exatas do vendedor. Confirme sempre os pormenores com o vendedor.