Agrowow coal-fired potato steamer stainless steel 60 L

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- Manufacturer: Agrowow

- Catalogue number: NM10PN

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

- Capacity: 60 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 60 L potato steamer is a strong, practical unit, ideal for preparing potatoes as feed for pigs and poultry, meeting the needs of any holding.
• The Agrowow coal-fired steamer is manufactured entirely in Poland by a renowned craft workshop that has specialised in building equipment of this type for over 35 years, guaranteeing the highest quality and reliability.
• The body of the steamer has been made from materials of the highest quality, which ensures its durability, output and trouble-free use even under intensive operation.
• This model combines traditional feed preparation techniques with innovative solutions. The lower part of the farm steamer has been hot-dip galvanised, which provides exceptional protection against corrosion, while the upper part, made from stainless steel, increases its strength and improves its appearance.
• A firebrick insert has been used inside the unit to stabilise the temperature, which allows the potatoes to be steamed evenly, essential for preparing valuable and healthy feed.
• The potato steamer has been fitted with a practical pull-out ash pan, which considerably simplifies cleaning, and a heat-resistant grate, which increases safety and working efficiency.
• Additional features, such as sturdy hinges with safety catches and handles with rubber covers, provide operating comfort and safe use even in demanding conditions.
• The ergonomic handles make the unit easier to carry, while all welds and joints have additionally been hot-dip galvanised, which makes the stainless steamer resistant to mechanical damage and to the effects of the weather.
• The 60 L potato steamer is adapted to run on a variety of solid fuels such as coal, wood or peat, which makes it an exceptionally economical and user-friendly solution.
• For those looking for alternative solutions, there is the option of using a gas burner, which simplifies operation, lowers running costs and increases convenience of use.
• Optionally the coal-fired steamer can be fitted with pipes and elbows that allow safe extraction of the flue gases, which further increases its functionality and versatility in use.
• This solid and well thought-out unit fits perfectly the needs of holdings that prefer traditional methods of feeding animals, making it possible to prepare feed quickly, ecologically and economically.
• The Agrowow potato steamer is an indispensable item of equipment on every farm. Thanks to its solid construction, modern solutions and wide range of uses, it meets the expectations of even the most demanding users.
• This is a machine that makes it possible to prepare healthy, nutritious and inexpensive feed for animals, while meeting the highest standards of quality and functionality.

Frequently asked questions - FAQ

1. How long should potatoes be steamed in a farm steamer for them to be properly cooked?

Steaming a full load usually takes between 2 and 3 hours. This depends on the capacity of the appliance, the type of fuel (wood/electricity) and the potato variety.

2. How does a steamer boiler made of galvanised sheet differ from a boiler made of stainless steel?

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.

3. Why is a steamer with a powder-coated firebox usually cheaper than a model with a galvanised firebox?

This results from the lower cost of the painting process compared with more expensive hot-dip galvanising. Painting is an effective and neat form of protection that helps lower the final price of the whole steamer.