Western Mechanical Cheese Press Single Station

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SKU: 6798 Manufacturer: Western Mechanical

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    Description

    The design of the press maintains a constant pneumatic pressure which can be easily adjusted (4-6 bar) by a hand control. Each press offers individual control of each station making each unit fully flexible. All WMH cheese presses are designed to offer the highest level of hygiene with sloping surfaces and open edges to minimise entrapment of whey.

    Features
    • Manufacturer: Western Mechanical
    • Function: Cheese Press
    • Size: Single station
    • Mould size: 3KG
    • Mould dimensions: 250mm x 60mm deep
    • Capacity:Approx 10 x 3kg
    • Electrics: 230V / 50 hz /Single Phase
    Dimensions
    • Length:60 cms
    • Width:60 cms
    • Height:255 cms
    • Weight:70 kgs
    Country of Manufacture
    United Kingdom
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    Supplying quality used dairy and ice cream processing equipment to processors since 1999.