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Cheese Molders

Thursday, November 3, 2011
posted by Amanda Koss

Koss Industrial, Inc. Cheese Molders form Pasta Filata style cheeses into blocks. These CIP-able machines (check out Koss Industrial CIP Systems), created to USDA & WDA Sanitary Standards, feature durable stainless steel design with Teflon coated forms. Cheese Molders are highly customizable in order to complement unique customer applications, forms are available in different shapes/sizes.

620 Mixers, Extruders, and Cooker Mixer Stretchers (CMS) are some examples of other Pasta Filata Cheese-Making machinery by Koss.

Pasta Filata Cheese-Making

And You Thought They Only Made Cars

Wednesday, November 2, 2011
posted by MyStainlessKitchen

Although most of us know Suzuki for their work in the auto industry, they actually have an entire aquatic line called . Rather than being a traditional “boat company,” Suzuki Marine is a motor company. This means they can translate the technology they have already developed in their numerous vehicles to power items such as motorcycles, ATVs, and boats.

The engines themselves are designed to be lightweight with the maximum amount of output. They are also distinguished from similar companies for being 4-stroke cross valve engines that are surprisingly quiet and fuel efficient. And that is becoming increasingly important to boaters as the cost of boat fuel far exceeds the cost of auto fuel, which itself is already at an all-time high.

620 Mixers

Wednesday, November 2, 2011
posted by Amanda Koss

Koss Industrial, Inc. creates custom machinery for a variety of production techniques, including Pasta Filata Cheese-Making. 620 Mixers use hot water to cook Italian, pasta filata style cheeses in a continuous operation.

Designed and fabricated to USDA & WDA Sanitary Standards, these machines are CIP-able (check out Koss CIP Systems) with available options such as direct steam injection or steam bundles.

Materials and finishes suit the process; the machines feature Teflon coated augers and a textured body for non-stick surfaces.

Cheese Molders, Extruders, and Cooker Mixer Stretchers (CMS) are some examples of other Pasta Filata Cheese-Making machinery by Koss. Check out more Koss Cookers in action on KossIndustrial’s YouTube Channel!

Pasta Filata Cheese-Making

Wednesday, October 19, 2011
posted by Amanda Koss

(Italian: “spun paste”)  Pasta filata is a cheese-making technique named for its distinctive stretching step (filatura), where the cheese is kneaded/stretched in hot water/whey.

The filatura creates the soft, elastic, stringy texture that characterizes pasta filata cheeses. Mozzarella and provolone are two popular examples from this group of Italian cheeses also known as ‘stretched-curd’, ‘pulled-curd’ or ‘plastic-curd’ cheeses.

Koss Industrial, Inc. designs and fabricates custom machinery for this unique cheese-making technique and others. Contact us for information on cookers, mixers, molders, extruders and more of our machines designed and fabricated for this particular technique.

Custom Tube & Pipe Branching

Friday, October 7, 2011
posted by Amanda Koss

Koss Industrial, Inc. provides a variety of products and services, consider Koss for your needs. Not familiar with tube & pipe branching services? Check out the information below!

Method
• Use a pulling process to branch connect direct from a full run of material
• Entire operation performed on one machine
• Elliptical hole cut from outside the pipe, port is pulled to size
• Port is trimmed or faced true for a perfect butt weld to be performed

Reasons to use a Pulled Port:
• Most effective method for tubing fabrication
• Significantly reduces number of joints in a pipe run
• Lowers material costs
• Lessens fabrication time
• Limits material handling
• Lowers inventory
• Normally no restrictions on locations of pulled ports (orientation & locations nearly limitless pending on run diameter & port size)
• Fatigue is not caused (cold formed, no intense amount of heat created)

Materials that can be pulled:
• Most malleable materials including (but not limited to):
* Stainless Steel, Carbon Steel, CuNI, Aluminum Alloys, Copper

Different Valves

Thursday, October 6, 2011
posted by MyStainlessKitchen

There are a lot of different valves that are made specifically for certain devices. A backwater valve is used for sanitary drainage. A ball check valve is used for liquid or gel mini pump dispenser spigots. Multiple check valves can be connected in a series. These are just to name a few.

A check valve is a two port valve. This means that it has two openings. One port valve for the fluid to come through and the second port valve so the fluid can come out. Check valves work automatically and are not controlled by a person.

COP Tanks

Wednesday, September 21, 2011
posted by Amanda Koss

Here at Koss Industrial, Inc. we think you should be able to clean how you want. That’s why we design and fabricate highly customizable COP tanks to suit your unique application. Some of our standard sizes (manufactured from 12GA, 304 stainless steel 2B material):

  • 4, 6, 8, 10, & 12 ft. Lengths
  • 117, 140, 185, 231, & 276 gal. Capacities (1″ below rim)
  • C1-3, C1-7.5, C2-7.5, C2-10, & C2-15 Pump Sizes Solid C-HP

Standard equipment includes (but is not limited to): Stainless> Capillary Tube Well, Check Valve (after steam valve), In-Line Steam Injector Device, Ball Feet, and Sanitary Pump (with painted motor) and Self-Acting Brass Steam Valve.

Optional equipment: Swivel Casters, Drain Valve/Port (in front of pump inlet), Stainless Wire Hanging Basket, upgrade to Stainless Motor, Electric Heat, LKH pump, Single/Double Manifold(s) and Cover(s) (split or single).

 

 

Hot Water Sets

Monday, September 12, 2011
posted by Amanda Koss

Regulating & maintaining temperature is a breeze with Hot Water Sets!

  • Precise Temperature Control
  • Even Heat Distribution (eliminates hot spots;  offers quality control/ease of cleaning)
  • Lower Pressure (doesn’t require special jacketing)
  • A Safer Environment (as opposed to having high pressure steam runs throughout the plant)

Koss Industrial’s hot water sets are designed & fabricated to USDA & WDA Sanitary Standards and are constructed from durable stainless. Heat Exchanger has 3A symbol. We design & fabricate hot water sets to meet the customer’s unique needs.

Available Options include: various material finishes, controls for hot water set, skid/wall mounting, different styles of expansion tanks, insulation, heat exchangers (ASME or U-Tube; 8, 10, 12 in. U-Tube Heat Exchangers operating above 15 psig mawp will be ASME stamped)

Convey It.

Thursday, September 1, 2011
posted by Amanda Koss

Convey what? Anything.

Here at Koss Industrial we provide innovative solutions for unique applications – so let’s convey something! Whether you need it straight or curved, sanitary or industrial, dip or draining, standard, flat, up or down – we’ll transport your product in style.

Our conveyors are designed & constructed to meet USDA & WDA Sanitary Standards. They are fabricated in-house using the latest in fabricating technology. The options are endless:

  • 304 or 316 Stainless Steel Construction
  • Full Polish or Blast Finish
  • Adjustable Ball Feet, Tabs or Casters
  • CIP-able
  • Incline Augers
  • Doctor Blades, Side Guards, In-feed Hopper
  • & More – CLICK HERE to watch us on YouTube!

Koss Heat Exchangers

Friday, August 26, 2011
posted by Amanda Koss
  • Cross Flow
  • Hot Water Set
  • Plate
  • Scraped Surface
  • Double Tube
  • Triple Tube
  • U-Tube (4-12″) *150psi standard

Our ASME certified 304 & 316L U-Tube Heat Exchangers provide superior corrosion resistance over carbon steel. Also, the U-Tubes’ construction results in less weld fatigue, giving it a longer lifespan than straight shell & tube models.

What is a Heat Exchanger?