Vegetables vacuum cooler Vegetables vacuum cooler

Short Description:

Vacuum cooling is an good way to cool specific fresh produce, such as leafy vegetables and flowers. A vacuum-cooler can cool produces down from field temperature to about 2-3°C in 15-20 minutes. Not only does this guarantee the quality, but it also allows for quick logistic processing and large quantities.


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What are the applications?

As with most processes it cannot be applied to every type of product, but those it is suited to are beyond reproach. In general, suitable products must be of a leafy nature or have a large surface to mass ratio. These products include lettuce, celery, mushrooms, brocolli, flowers, watercress, bean sprouts, sweetcorn, diced vegetables, etc.

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What are the advantages?

Speed and efficiency are two features of Vacuum Cooling which are unsurpassed by any other method, especially when cooling boxed or palletised products. Assuming the product is not packaged in hermetically sealed packages the effects of bags, boxes or stacking density has virtually no effect on cooling times. For this reason it is common for vacuum cooling to be carried out on palletised product just prior to it being dispatched. Cooling times in the order of 25 minutes ensure that tight delivery schedules can be met. As has already been described a small amount of water is evaporated from the product, normally less than 3%. This figure can be reduced if pre-wetting is carried out although in some instances the removal of this small amount of water is an advantage in further reducing the deterioration of fresh produce. 

The quality of practically all food products begins to deteriorate upon harvesting and continues to decline thereafter. The major effort in vegetable harvesting, handling, processing and transportation is directed towards the maintenance of as much of the initial quality as possible. In the case of vegetables quality is a result of physiological and microbiological activity in the harvested product. This deterioration is a function of time and temperature: in simple terms the faster it is cooled after harvesting the better the quality and the longer the shelf life. Vacuum Cooling is the means to achieve this!

To the supermarket buyer or consumer it is a hallmark of quality to say that the product has been cooled by a unique process. Where Vacuum Cooling differs from conventional methods is that cooling is achieved from within the product rather than by trying to blow cold air over it. It is the evaporation of water within the product that has a double effect of removing the field heat and sealing in the freshness. This is especially effective in reducing the browning effect on the butts of freshly cut lettuce. No other process can offer you this marketing edge

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Vegetables/Flowers/Fruits Vacuum Cooler Models&Specifications

Model NO.

Processing Capacity

Inside Chamber

Produce Weight kg

Electricity Type

Total Power KW

AVC-300

1Pallet

1100x1300x1800

200-400

220V-660V/3P

16.5

AVC-500

1Pallet

1400x1400x2200

400-600

220V-660V/3P

20.5

AVC-1000

2Pallet

1400x2400x2200

800-1200

220V-660V/3P

35

AVC-1500

3Pallet

1400x3600x2200

1200-1700

220V-660V/3P

42.5

AVC-2000

4Pallet

2200x2600x2200

1800-2200

220V-660V/3P

58

AVC-3000

6Pallet

2200x3900x2200

2800-3200

220V-660V/3P

65.5

AVC-4000

8Pallet

2200x5200x2200

3800-4200

220V-660V/3P

89.5

AVC-5000

10Pallet

2200x6500x2200

4800-5200

220V-660V/3P

120


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