Pressure Fryer with Oil Filtration System – Henny Penny Type
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description: Upgrade your fried chicken production with the Pressure Fryer with Oil Filtration System – Henny Penny Type, an imported commercial frying solution supplied in Pakistan by Hatimi Engineering Works. Designed for restaurants, fried chicken outlets, fast-food kitchens, cafeterias, cloud kitchens and other high-volume food businesses, this heavy-duty pressure fryer combines controlled pressure frying with an integrated oil filtration pump for efficient commercial operation. The fryer features an approximately 25-liter oil capacity, durable stainless steel body and frying tank, heavy-duty casters, LPG operation and a compact commercial footprint of approximately 46 × 94 × 112 cm. It is available with both Digital Panel and Analog Panel configurations, allowing buyers to select a control system according to their operational preference and budget. Its pressure-frying system is particularly suitable for fried chicken and similar products where businesses require a crispy exterior, juicy interior, consistent cooking and efficient production. The built-in oil filtration arrangement makes routine oil management more convenient and can help operators maintain cleaner frying oil when proper filtration procedures are followed. Imported and supplied by Hatimi Engineering Works, this Henny Penny type pressure fryer is an excellent choice for commercial kitchens across Pakistan looking for a professional pressure chicken fryer with filtration functionality.
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