Liquid Nitrogen Machine

The nes5 and nes7 are designed for the ice cream industry and other popular desserts.

Liquid nitrogen machine.

Nitrogen liquefaction machine up to 50l h of liquid nitrogen can be produced used for quick freezing of food and ocean fishing. Early testing of this machining employed an external nitrogen storage tank. Our line of machines guarantees a very smooth texture and excellent quality to make a very high quality product. The nes5 or nes7 are not standard mixers as they include a cryogenic system with high durability.

Ideal for ice cream parlors hotels resorts and restaurants. With a little liquid nitrogen doom eternal can run at 1 000 fps on a pc thanks to liquid nitrogen cooling an overclocked pc gaming machine was able to reach the insane benchmark on doom eternal. Liquid nitrogen is delivered through the spindle via a mechanism resembling minimum quantity lubrication. On demand a simple push of the button to get what you need when you need it.

The ln2ds v002 is the safest liquid nitrogen dispenser available today in the market. Our liquid nitrogen ice cream machine that freezes water based ice cream lime mango etc or milk based chocolate vanilla etc. The g6 is the only nsf certified commercial machine of its kind in the world specifically designed for liquid nitrogen use. Safe clean reliable right in your own office.

The liquid nitrogen dispensing system ln2ds v002 can be used to dispense liquid nitrogen to a bowl or any mixer. The g6 body is 100 designed manufactured hand assembled and tested in the usa. Elan2 liquid nitrogen generators an alternative to traditional liquid nitrogen delivery. The cryogenic mixed refrigerant throttle refrigerator is adopted in this nitrogen liquefier.

Manufactured in usa withhold up to 1 000 psi. Perfect for your business if nsf certification is required. Commercial machines with cryogenic capability can have the storage tank locate inside the footprint of the machine. It is based on the regenerative multi component mixed refrigerant throttle refrigeration cycle.