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Chillers for Soap Stamping Machines

06/10/2009 2:59 PM

I have a soap stamping machine. Its required normally -12.5 to -15 degree celsius. Capacity of stamper is 1 ton per hour. Please tell me how i can select a chiller? And please give the equation to find out the same? how to find out the tonnage of chiller for this 1 ton load?
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Re: Chillers for Soap Stamping Machines

06/26/2009 12:27 PM

Dear Sir,

If you need to stamp 1T/hour of soap bars, you need a chiller with about 3,000 KCal/hour, calculated at -25°C.

If you need Chiller or other soap equipment, do not hesitate to write us!

www.acsoapmachines.com
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