Technogel FF10 S Ice Cream Ingredient Feeder

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SKU: 20253 Manufacturer: Technogel

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Description

The FF10 S ingredient feedermanufactured by Technogel is a machine that is used with the ice cream continuous freezer, to blend solid and small pieces of ingredients (such as nuts, chocolate chips, dried or candied fruits etc.) in the ice cream flow in order to obtain ice cream with inclusions. The machine can be thus directly connected to a cup, cone, container and tub filling machine.

Features
  • Manufacturer: Technogel
  • Model: FF10 S
  • Function: Ice cream ingredient feeder
  • Serial number: 111A
  • Ice cream capacity:150 - 900 litres / per hour
  • Hopper capacity: 30 litre
  • Total installed power: 1.7 kW
  • CIP cleanable
  • Mounted on swivel castors
  • Voltage: 415V / 50Hz / 3 Phase
  • Instruction manual available
Dimensions
  • Length:170 cms
  • Width:72 cms
  • Height:160 cms
  • Weight:780 kgs
Country of Manufacture

Italy

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