News on Processing Equipment from the Americas

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Heat and Control's Chip-Stirr simplifies industrial batch frying
September 26, 2007
Heat and Control's Chip-Stirr simplifies industrial batch frying
An automated chip stirrer can help boost out put by up to 25 per cent, according to its manufacturer.Heat and Control claims its Chip-Stirr is an advance on automating the process of making chips, thus reducing labour and training costs while producing...
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Key Technology for news
September 13, 2007
Key Technology sees Sales Over $100M in Year
Key Technology Inc., which makes automation systems for food processing, said Thursday it expects sales of more than $100 million for its 2007 fiscal year, which ends Sept. 30.
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September 11, 2007
Key Technology tipped by Zacks as 'strong buy'
Helped by record quarterly revenues and backlog, Key Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ: KTEC) reported solid fiscal third-quarter results last month. Earnings per share reached 54 cents, which beat the consensus by more than 63% while easily topping the year-...
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Heat and Control claims breaded Food fryer reduces oil use
August 28, 2007
Heat and Control claims breaded Food fryer reduces oil use
Heat and Control said its Breaded Products Fryer is designed to heat the oil outside of the pan.Instead of crowding the heating elements into the fryer pan, oil is heated by an external heat exchanger and continuously circulated through the fryer and ...
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Heat and Control snack seasoning system reduces breakage
August 14, 2007
Heat and Control snack seasoning system reduces breakage
A new seasoning line can cut product damage by up to 60 per cent compared to traditional vibratory methods, claims the manufacturer.Heat and Control's Revolution system is designed specifically for packaging and on-machine processes.Heat and Control s...
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August 03, 2007
Food Processing Machinery Market predicted to reach US$43B by 2010
According to a new Report By Global Industry Analysts, Inc. the Food processing Machinery Market will reach US$ 43 billion in 2010. Asia Pacific is the largest market worldwide, worth an estimated US$ 12.2 billion in 2007. Europe is the second largest ...
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July 19, 2007
Oil curtains for nuts fry cleaner, claims Heat and Control
Curtains of oil provide a cleaner frying of product than submersion systems, says Heat and Control about its new HeatWave fryer, released this week. The company's HeatWave system is designed so freshly filtered and heated oil enters the pan in multiple...
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