Groundnut Frying Machine Price

Frying is an important processing method for enhancing the flavor and value of peanuts. As key equipment for large-scale frying, peanut frying machine are a key focus for many users, with their selection and pricing attracting significant attention. Depending on production needs and capacity, peanut fryers can be broadly categorized into two types: round fryers and continuous fryers. Below, we'll provide a detailed introduction to the features and price ranges of these two types to help users select the appropriate model.

1. Round Pot Fryer: Suitable for Small-Batch, High-Volume Production

A round pot fryer is a traditional frying machine with a simple structure and easy operation. It is suitable for small processing plants with low production requirements and a wide variety of products. It offers a variety of heating options, including electric and gas heating.

Features:

• Low investment cost
• Small footprint
• Easy to clean and maintain
• Suitable for intermittent frying of a variety of ingredients, including peanuts, snacks, and puffed foods.

Capacity and Pricing:

100-500 kg/h: Approximately 4,000USD-10,000 USD

Prices will also vary depending on the heating method, material (all stainless steel or carbon steel), and whether automatic oil temperature control is included.

2. Continuous Fryer: Suitable for medium- to large-scale factories with continuous production

A continuous frying machine is a highly automated frying machine suitable for large-scale production. Equipped with a conveyor system, it allows for continuous feeding and unloading of peanuts, improving production efficiency and making it suitable for large-scale food processing plants.

Features:

• Automated and continuous operation.
• Stable oil temperature and high consistency in finished product quality.
• Equipped with an oil filtration system to extend oil life.

Productivity and Price:

300-1000 kg/h: Approximately $10,000-$20,000.

The price of peanut frying machine varies greatly depending on the type, production capacity, and configuration. When purchasing, users should fully understand their own production needs and communicate with suppliers about equipment performance, after-sales service, energy consumption, etc., and choose a more cost-effective solution.