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Chicken Nuggets Fryer Machine

Automatic thermic heating systems for chicken nugget fryers represent the gold standard for high-volume, industrial food processing. Unlike traditional direct-fire fryers, these systems use indirect heating via a heat transfer fluid (thermic oil), which offers superior temperature stability and preserves oil quality.

How the Automatic Thermic System Works

The "Thermic" aspect refers to a Thermic Fluid Heater (or Boiler). Instead of a flame touching the frying tank, the process follows these steps:

  1. Heating: A separate heater warms a specialized thermal oil to high temperatures.
  2. Circulation: This hot thermal fluid is pumped through a closed-loop system of coils or a heat exchanger submerged in the frying oil.
  3. Heat Exchange: The heat is transferred gently from the coils to the frying oil.
  4. PID Control: Sensors monitor the temperature and automatically adjust the flow of the thermal fluid to maintain a precise set point.

Key Benefits for Chicken Nugget Production

Feature

Benefit

Uniform Heat

Prevents "hot spots," ensuring every nugget has the same golden-brown color and crispiness.

Oil Preservation

Indirect heating prevents the frying oil from scorching, extending its life and reducing Free Fatty Acids (FFAs).

Energy Efficiency

High thermal retention means the system consumes less fuel/electricity once it reaches operating temperature.

Safety

Reduces the risk of oil fires since there is no open flame near the combustible frying oil.


Technical Specifications (Standard Industrial Models)

  • Capacity: Typically ranges from 300 kg/hr to 1,000+ kg/hr.
  • Material: Full SS 304 or SS 316 food-grade stainless steel construction.
  • Frying Temperature: Generally maintained at 180°C (350°F) for nuggets.
  • Automation: PLC-controlled touchscreens for managing belt speed, temperature, and oil levels.
  • Filtration: Integrated continuous oil filtration systems to remove breading debris and "fines."

Leading Configurations

  1. Continuous Belt Fryers: Best for high-volume lines. They use a double-mesh belt to keep nuggets submerged so they cook evenly on both sides.
  2. Batch Fryers with Auto-Discharge: Suitable for medium-scale operations where different product recipes are run throughout the day.

 


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