Tetra Pak Tebel - Müller - Protec - Laude OST IV - Casomatic cheese production line
Wentorf bei Hamburg
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Germany, Wentorf Bei Hamburg
Germany, Wentorf Bei Hamburg
Germany, Gifhorn
Germany, Kempten
Germany, Gifhorn
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Germany, Wentorf Bei Hamburg
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Capacity milk intake daily: Milk intake of 100.000 liter per day
Capacity cheddar Gouda output daily: ± 10.000 kg per day
Marke: Tetra Pak Tebel - Müller - Protec - Laude
Gouda Euroblock Cheese Production Line for Sale due to the installation of a larger cheese production line within the existing cheese factory. The plant was designed for a milk intake capacity of approximately 100.000 litres per day
producing around 10.000 kg of Gouda cheese per day. The line manufactures Gouda cheese in Euroblock format
with dimensions of 500 x 300 x approximately 100 mm and an average weight of 15 kg per block. This corresponds to a daily production of approximately 650 Gouda cheese blocks.The production line consists of the following main components:2 x Closed Cheese Vats with Whey Extraction Sieve.Manufacturer: Tetra Pak TebelType: OST IVYear: 1991Capacity: 8,000 litres eachCheese Vat 1: Stocknumber: #1005show contacts Vat 2:Stocknumber: #1006show contacts - whey buffer tank.Volume: ± 10.000 liter.Vertical continuos whey drainage and cheese forming system Fully automatic and continuous system for draining of whey
gravity pre-pressing
accurate cheese block formation and mould filling in one sequence.Manufacturer: Tetra Pak Tebel - ProtecModel: Casomatic with 4 towersEquipped with 2 Euroblock columns (50x30 cm)
1 round mould column (diameter ± 32 cm) and 1 square mould column.Please note: the round and square mould columns have not been used in recent years.Automatic mould lid placer.Pneumatic cheese press.Manufacturer: Franz MüllerNumber of cheese pressing stations: 4x 12 = 48 stationsLid lifting
mould turning and cheese ejection system.Cheese mould and lid washer.Manufacturer: ProtecType: WaschmaschineSerial number: 53058-WMInterconnecting conveyors (chain).Controls Siemens S7 control system with Profibus communication.Year of manufacture of controls: 2003Cabling and sensors.The photographs show the production line both in its operating position within the dairy some years ago and in its current condition.The complete line has already been dismantled by the previous owner and was stored for some time in a warehouse of the cheese factory. Currently the line is stored in our warehouse in Wentorf bei Hamburg
Germany.Additional Features:Each glass "tube" at the top of the 4x Casomatics are missing.A limited number of Laude micro-perforated Euroblock moulds with lids are available as examples. For full-scale production
additional moulds will need to be purchased.Several pumps
piping and valves are available
but confirmation if each and every one is available
cannot be given.Approximately 30 brine cages can be supplied upon request. These are currently still located at the original dairy facility