15 kilo Probat UG-15 - Excellent Condition - 1964 Model - Used
$48,033.00
Description
15 Kilo - Probat UG-15 - Excellent Condition - Used
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Details:
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Capacity Batch: 15 kilo (33 pounds) or less, but it is best to not go less than 7.5 kilo or about 16 pounds unless you really watch closely. You will get up to 4 batches per hour.
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Heating: Natural Gas, rated @ 115 BTU/hr.
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Electrical: 240v/60Hz/single phase requiring 16 amps. Single motor runs drum drive & belts for cooler and roaster exhaust air.
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Footprint: Allocate Space of 48”W x 79” H X 164”L. (Roaster, cooler, and 60” long pipe attached to cyclonic chaff collector).
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Additional Equipment: Comes complete with chaff collector/cyclone. w/bucket & 2 piece metal belt covers. Cyclone set up with connection for water quenching. Seller also including 5’ stack.
This classic, hard to find UG-15 series machine simply won't be around long!
CONTACT SALES DIRECT @ 650-569-0011 to discuss getting this to your roastery!
All roasters are sold as-is. Crating and Shipping not included in the listed price.
NEED TO KNOWS:
CONDITION: | Excellent |
LOCATION: | Canada |
YEAR BUILT: | 1964 - Refurbished 1991 |
LAST USED: | May 2003. Video shows recent test roast, roaster running perfectly. |
LAST SERVICE: | Regular schedule |
ORIGINAL MANUALS: | Included |
BURNER FUEL: | Natural Gas |
BTUs: | 115 BTU/hr. |
POWER: | 240 Volt/60 Hz, Single Phase |
INCLUDED EQUIPMENT: | External cyclone includes collection bucket. |
BATCH ROAST: | Green Coffee: 33 lb (15 kg) coffee per batch. Hourly capacity is approximately 130+ lbs. running 4 batches p/hr. |
DIMS | 48"x79"x164" |
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