The Armfield Butter Churn provides practical training in the preparation of butter by the traditional method, and allows the investigation of the effect of process temperature and agitation time.
The metal churn paddle is electrically driven. A multi-speed electric motor is mounted on the side of the vessel, which drives the paddle agitator.
The paddle may be removed for cleaning.
A batch of up to 5 litres of cream can allow production of more than 1kg of butter, and all of the important stages of this ‘colloid inversion’ process can be adequately observed.
The Armfield Butter Churn is designed to provide practical training in the preparation of butter by the traditional method.
Demonstration Capabilities
The accessories have been selected to enable a finished product to be produced in conjunction with the butter churn.
The cream setting pan and dairy thermometer in combination will produce cream from 4 litres of milk. Depending on the fat content of the milk, approximately 0.5 litres of cream can be obtained from this and the minimum churn charge of 1 litre can be quickly separated. This can be used if no automatic cream separator such as FT15 (Disc Bowl Centrifuge) is available. Approximately 0.5kg of butter can be made from 1.5 litres of cream in the churn. During the churning process it is necessary to drain off the buttermilk and washing water, a sieve is provided to strain out any butter particles to be returned to the churn. Scotch Hands are required to ‘work’ the butter into a solid mass after churning. Water exuded during the working process is removed by the use of muslin cloth.
In order to carry out these processes, the following accessories are supplied:
Electricity supply:
FT21-A: 220-240V/1ph/50Hz
FT21-B: 120V/1ph/60Hz
FT21-G: 220-240V/1ph/60H
Total churn volume: 5 litres
Batch Size
Dimensions
Length: 0.50m
Width: 0.40m
Height: 0.50
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