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Opelka GmbH’s designers in Remseck/Neckar have made further developments to its fat fryer plant without a heating coil. The new MasterLine plant type has now been presented to the public.

O pelka GmbH in Remseck/Neckar, Germany, has presented its new MasterLine plant type. The company reports that the MasterLine type represents another milestone in the development of fat fryer plants without heating coils. It’s a logical further development of the MultiLine plants, which were developed to make mainly a single kind of baked product (e.g. fritters or donuts made from yeast dough) at a very high hourly production rate. The MasterLine is seen primarily as an entry level automated production plant.

The new MasterLine plant type has the following characteristic features:

+ Hygienic design – 95% of the moving parts are above the frying fat. This allows easy cleaning.

+ A low fat level due to a shallow frying tank ensures economical consumption and long frying fat lifetime with minimum deterioration.

+ Simple, intuitive touch operation.

+ Good accessibility to the parts that need cleaning – after baking, the transport system can be raised by a motor to the cleaning position. There are no heating elements to get in the way of cleaning the frying tank.

Intelligent linking of the movement sequences (everything runs through a single transmission) saves around 80% of the motors used compared to MultiLine plants, while considerably increasing operator friendliness at the same time.

+ Chain drive throughout, and up to three individually positioned turnarounds.

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