25 November 2011
Owsley-Brown Food Company finds ‘really useful’ refrigeration technology Running an outside catering company from a smallholding in Norfolk may be many people’s idea of a perfect job. However, in high season the Owsley-Brown Food Company, West Bilney, near Kings Lynn, might be catering for 250 people every other day, with a mix of weddings, anniversary parties, pop-up restaurants, corporate events and shoots. It’s a small team, so life can get hectic. They’ve recently invested in a Precision blast chiller –...
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27 October 2011
Blast chill 35kg from a 13 Amp socket Precision’s latest blast chiller is so energy efficient the British manufacturer is offering it in green. It uses microprocessor-controlled, variable speed fans to ensure that blast chilling or freezing is fast, efficient and consistent throughout the cabinet – so much so that it can chill or freeze up to 35kg of food, within government guidelines, using only a standard 13 Amp supply.
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23 August 2011
What happens when the kitchen or bar needs standard gastronorm chilled storage but there’s no room for a standard gastronorm refrigerator? British manufacturer Precision has the answer in its new Space Saver counter and under counter fridges and freezers.
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19 August 2011
British refrigeration manufacturer plans to boost exports with new models and technologies Host 2011, Milan, 21-25 October British manufacturer Precision will show several new products at the 2011 Host Show in Milan. They include its radical Variable Temperature technology, which allows users to change a standard cabinet from a fridge to a freezer, and back again, at the touch of a button, alongside its new Space Saver cabinets and latest blast chiller.
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13 July 2011
British manufacturer Precision has launched new versions of all its counter refrigeration ranges. The new models feature several design upgrades plus a major advantage over most other counters on the market: they ‘breathe in and out’ through the front of the cabinet, which means they don’t need extra space for ventilation either to the side or rear.
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