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A&J KW 300 Meat Processing()
- Listing No
- 1176119
- Year
- Manufacturer
- Model
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- Lithuania
- Price
- POA
- Description
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gabaritiniai matmenys 1500x2600x3500 mm; 2 rėmai 1000x1000x2000 mm; Maitinimas 400 V, 50 Hz; Galingumas 60 kW; kaitinimas elektrinis 54 kW; 2 turbinos po 2,2 kW; valdymas kompiuterinis Mikster; dūmų generatorius išorinis 0,65 kW.
About this machine
This A&J KW 300 is a used piece of meat processing equipment — sometimes referred to as a smokehouse or smoking chamber — designed for the thermal and smoke treatment of meat products. A&J is a manufacturer known for producing industrial food processing machinery, including smoking, cooking, and drying equipment for the meat industry.
The unit is offered in used condition and is currently located in Lithuania. Its overall footprint measures 1,500 × 2,600 × 3,500 mm, and it comes supplied with two frames, each measuring 1,000 × 1,000 × 2,000 mm, which are used to hang or rack the product loads inside the chamber.
The machine runs on a three-phase 400 V, 50 Hz electrical supply and has a total installed power of 60 kW. Heating is entirely electric, provided by elements rated at 54 kW, making the unit independent of gas or steam infrastructure. Air circulation is handled by two turbines, each rated at 2.2 kW, which distribute heat and smoke evenly throughout the chamber during the processing cycle. An external smoke generator, rated at 0.65 kW, supplies smoke to the chamber from outside the main unit, keeping combustion and smoke production separate from the processing space.
Process control is handled by a Mikster computerised control system, which allows operators to programme and monitor temperature, humidity, and timing sequences across the various stages of a smoking or cooking cycle.
This description was generated automatically from the listing details and may not reflect every specification. Please confirm with the seller before purchase.
