Agrowow coal-fired potato steamer stainless steel 160 L

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- Manufacturer: Agrowow

- Catalogue number: RM160LN

- Manufacturer's designation: Coal-fired stainless steel steamer

- Capacity: 160 L

- Galvanised bottom

- Stainless steel top

- Fireclay brick inserts

- Hot-dip galvanised welds

- Pull-out ash pan

- Grate of heat-resistant material

- Convenient lifting lugs

- Opening handle protected with special rubber

- Hinge with a special securing catch

Detailed description:

• The 160 L potato steamer is a solid and practical unit designed for the quick and effective preparation of potatoes as feed for pigs and poultry.
• The Agrowow coal-fired steamer is produced entirely in Poland, in a renowned craft workshop with over 35 years of experience, which ensures its high quality and reliability.
• The device has been made of durable and resistant materials, which guarantees a long service life, high output and dependable performance in everyday use on the farm.
• This model combines traditional methods of preparing feed with modern technical solutions. The lower part of the farm steamer is hot-dip galvanised, which provides excellent protection against corrosion, while the upper part, made of stainless steel, adds to the durability and the appearance of the structure.
• Inside the unit there is a firebrick insert that maintains a stable temperature while the potatoes are being steamed. This solution increases the efficiency of the cooking process, ensuring uniform preparation of valuable feed that has a beneficial effect on the health and development of the animals.
• The potato steamer has been fitted with a pull-out ash pan, which makes cleaning considerably easier, and with a heat-resistant grate, which raises the safety and efficiency of use.
• The protected hinges and the handles covered with rubber guards provide convenient and safe operation, even in difficult working conditions.
• Practical handles make the unit easy to carry, and all welds and joints have additionally been hot-dip galvanised, which increases resistance to mechanical damage and to the effects of the weather.
• The 160 L potato steamer is adapted to run on solid fuels such as coal, wood or peat, which makes it exceptionally economical to operate. For those who prefer modern technology, there is the option of fitting a gas burner, which simplifies operation and reduces running costs.
• Optionally, the unit can be fitted with pipes and elbows that allow exhaust fumes to be discharged safely, which further increases its functionality and versatility.
• Solid construction, well thought-out solutions and a wide range of possible applications mean that the stainless steel steamer works perfectly on farms that value traditional methods of feeding animals.
• This unit allows feed to be prepared quickly, economically and in an environmentally friendly way, while meeting the highest quality standards. The Agrowow coal-fired steamer is an indispensable piece of equipment on any farm and will meet the expectations of even the most demanding users.

Frequently asked questions - FAQ

1. What thickness of steel sheet were the boiler and the steamer housing made of?

Sheet metal 1.5 mm thick is standard in our hard-wearing models. This provides the ideal compromise between great durability and an optimum heating-up time for the device.

2. What size of elbow and flue pipe should be bought additionally for a traditional solid-fuel steamer?

Standard pipes and elbows with a diameter of fi 130 mm are used to vent the exhaust gases from the steamer. This is the most popular size and is readily available in installation supply shops.

3. Which potato steamer to choose – an electric one or a traditional one fired with wood and coal?The choice depends on access to fuel and on convenience.

A galvanised vessel is cheaper, but the protective layer wears away over time. A stainless steel vessel is fully resistant to corrosion, acid-resistant and does not react with the contents (e.g. wax or fruit), which makes it an investment for many years.