[Distribution of Cost Reduction Achievement Materials] Introducing a case where the cost of cooking oil was reduced by 553,583 yen annually!
The cooking oil filtration machine "Y-3" allows for safe and quick cleaning of fryers by washing away residue using the filtered oil that comes out of the hose. It can be stored under hand fryers, making it easy to find a place for it. It is very easy to handle, and anyone can use it. 【Cost Reduction Example】 This is an example of cost reduction for cooking oil. Initially, the oil was changed every five days, but after introducing our product, it has been reduced to once every 20 days, resulting in a cost reduction of 45,500 yen per month and 553,583 yen per year. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications】 ■Dimensions (W/D/H mm): 310/660/357 (325: excluding the top cover) ■Weight: 32kg ■Power: 100/110V 200W ■Flow rate: 10L/min ■Hose: 15A×1.2m (oil and heat resistant) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Komatsu Manufacturing Co., Ltd. has been dedicated to the creation of filtration systems since its founding. Ultimately, we believe that the ideal filtration system is one that is easy to use, minimizes oil loss, and consistently provides stable products to our customers. With a spirit of kindness and consideration, we stand between the industry and consumers, wishing for delicious fried foods made with clean oil, as well as health and happiness. As a company that is loved and appreciated, we aim to further innovate filtration systems and contribute to the food industry, continuously conducting research and development for the future, while advancing initiatives for new food cultures and the global environment.