Compressed steam from the fryer hood is reused to heat recirculating oil, cutting waste heat, energy cost, and oil uptake in snack frying.
Magnetic coupling and a ceramic shaft recirculate fryer oil without mechanical seals, reducing leaks, bearing failures, and maintenance.
A movable throughflow plate tempers superheated steam at the inlet to stop snack blow-out while maintaining high defatting rates.
A par-fry plus higher-temperature oil-curtain finish lowers potato chip oil content while preserving flavor, color, and texture.
A staged rotor-stator grinding path uses narrowing gaps to improve soymilk texture, preserve flavor, reduce noise, and limit filter clogging.
A rectangular microwave-safe ramen container uses minimal water to boil noodles evenly, cutting stovetop time and reducing spills and burns.
A foraminous basket insert keeps floating food below the oil surface for more uniform frying, faster cooking, and less fat absorption.
A rigid outer wire frame shields mesh basket sides and corners from bending or dents while preserving stackability and hanging use.