Flippy Fry Station
Miso Robotics · HQ: United States
Robotic arm that loads, fries and unloads fryer baskets; integrates with POS
MTI Products (AutoFry) · Founded 1990 · United States
AvailableBack of houseFry & Grill
Enclosed, ventless fryer that automatically drops, fries and dispenses product
AutoFry ventless automated fryers (MTI-5 / MTI-10X / MTI-40 series) is a back-of-house unit from MTI Products (AutoFry) (headquartered in the United States, founded 1990), listed in the Fry & Grill category of the Food Robotics Catalogue. According to the maker and the sources we checked, it is commercially available. What it does: Enclosed, ventless fryer that automatically drops, fries and dispenses product.
We did not find an NSF listing for it. Throughput, as claimed by the maker: MTI-5: 20-40 lb fries/hr; MTI-40E: 60-120 lb fries/hr, frozen to done (maker claim). Pricing model: purchase through dealers; finance options offered; price not published. Footprint: MTI-5: 21 in W x 22.5 in D x 26.5 in H; MTI-40E: 36 in W x 32 in D x 64 in H (other models listed in brochure). Utilities: 208-240 V. MTI-5: single-phase, 20 A @ 240 V on 30 A dedicated circuit, NEMA 6-30P. MTI-40E: single-phase 50 A @ 240 V on 60 A dedicated circuit, hardwired (415 V 3-phase variant). Ventless, no hood; built-in ANSUL fire suppression (maker). No water connection listed.
Sold through US dealer network (where-to-buy page on site). Borderline: automated enclosed fryer rather than a robot arm.
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