The Hot Sauce Transfer System
Designed specifically for the food industry, and also to be used as a mobile unit or in a permanent location, this equipment helps to meet the growing need for the safe handling of hot sauces.
Optional volumetric filling gives benefits for the safety of handing trays with no overfills whilst consistent tray weight helps the cooling process and controlled operation gives the possibility of cutting transfer times. The crevice-free construction allows for easy cleaning.
Each unit is supplied ‘custom designed’ to suit specific applications and rack systems. Heat resistant flexible pipe work with swaged on food grade ends utilised for the outlet pipe are supplied. There are also electric or pneumatic pump options, although equipment can be supplied without the pump if required. Pumping is always supplied to customer preference.
Control options
Manual by switching position ‘Off’ to ‘On’
Automatic:
- Pump on/off
- Auto/Manual selector switch
- Forward/reverse selector switch on sine pump
- Running timer to give volume per tray control
- Mains isolator
- Emergency stop
Sine pump option
- Manufactured from 316 grade stainless steel
- Quiet in operation
- Electrical interlock on front cover
- 1 x 1.5kS manual variable speed drive unit, speeds to 420rpm. Motor will be to IP56
- Flow rate dependant on viscosity but typically 1000 to 2000 litres per hour
- Flooded suction or suction lift from Euro bins
Sine pump parts
- Liners: HTP
- Scrapergate: Sinar 7
- Scrapergate support: Stainless steel
- Seal arrangement: Viton triple lip seal
- ‘O’ rings: Viton
- Housing: 316 stainless steel
- Shaft sleeve: Hard coated
- Connections: 2.5 inch RJT male parts
Pneumatic
Compressed air operated pumps are suitable
Examples
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Canal Checks in at T5 Heathrow.
We have recently completed work on the prestigious BAA Terminal 5 at London's Heathrow airport.
We have worked with three differnet contractors on four seperate projects, the most prestigious being the glass and metal enclosures around the 'check in' desk in the departure hall.
The terminal was opened by Her Majesty the Queen in March 2008.
Fact file.
68,000 sq, mtr. roof spa
60 aircraft stands
30 million passengers per year
Terminal building is 1|4 mile long
Creating 6,000 jobs
20,000 new trees planted
Canal Engineering announces its latest large project - the Millenium Dome.
In October 2006 we began work on the O2 dome with the contract to supply handrails, balustrades and decorative features around the art deco streets. This high profile order displays the company’s ability to work on prestigious projects and reinforce its position as a recognised leader in the architectural metalwork business.
The O2 is now the countries leading venue for concerts and in door sporting events.
Canal Engineering is pleased to announce the recent supply of a centre-piece staircase to the new Nanette Lepore flagship store in London.
The design called for a stylish feature staircase able to be integrated into the architect’s bold vision for the premises.
Nanette (www.nanettelepore.com) has many celebrity followers including Sarah Jessica Parker and Eva Longoria and so the image portrayed by her stores is paramount.
If you missed Canal Engineering during 2007 then look out for us in 2008 at the following venues:
> The Surface Design Show, 4-6 March, Business Design Centre, Islington
www.surfacedesignshow.com
> The Homebuilding and Renovating Show, 10-13 April, NEC www.homebuildingshow.co.uk
> Interbuild - 26-30 October, NEC www.interbuild.com
> 100% Design - 18-21 September, Earls Court www.100percentdesign.co.uk
We hope to see you there!
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