Marinator-BVC1

Model:BVC1
Dimensions:907 x 466 mm
Operating Height:958 mm
Electrical: 220V, 50 Hz, 200W
Barrel Capacity: 40 liter
Marination capacity per batch: 30 kg

Features:
● Fully welded barrel with leak proof gasket
● Computer control
● Alternate rotational direction
● Adjustable cycle time for each direction
● Buzzer alarms before rotation starts and after marination ends
● Barrel pressure: Minimum 0.04 MPa
● 4” casters for mobility, 2 with locks

Accessories:
● 2 units of plastic food pans

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