Description
Introducing the Hopkins King Potato Chipper.
Our latest development. Completely designed from the ground up to incorporate feedback from customers and engineers alike. The majority of which are developed internally. Designed to be reliable, quiet and easy to maintain. Manufactured to a high quality standard.
Capable of cutting 25kg of chips per minute with minimal waste
Easy to use, clean and maintain
Interchangeable knife blocks for choice of chip size
Interlocks for operator safety
Belt driven
Compact design for worktop mounting
Output 250kg per hour
Maximum capacity 25kg
Rating 1PH
The Hopkins King Chipper comes complete with one knife block assembly. Size required will be confirmed at point of order.
Sizes available: 9mm x 9mm; 14mm x 14mm; 17mm x 17mm; 21mm x 17mm
Stands Available. https://hopkins.biz/product/potato-chipper-bespoke-stand/
Stand size W 370 mm x D 442 mm x H 450 mm
Dimensions W 370 mm x D 660 mm x H 715 mm
Height to discharge point on stand 760 mm
Additional knife blocks can be ordered separately
24 Months Parts Warranty (Blades not included in warranty)
Compliments our Rocket Peeler, Eyeing Tank and Interceptor tank
RGM Hopkins Rocket Peeler https://hopkins.biz/product/hp25-56-hopkins-potato-peeler/
RGM Hopkins Eyeing Tank https://hopkins.biz/product/eyeing-tank-hopkins/
Using your own potato chipper ensures you have the freshest product when making in house balanced against using frozen or pre-prepared chips
Is the machine easy to install?
Yes, all you need is a standard 13amp three pin socket.
Can I cut French Fries?
Yes, there is a block available for the chipper that produces fries that are 9mm x 9mm
If the belt breaks can I replace it myself?
Yes, the belt can be changed quite easily. Unplug the chipper then remove the hopper, block and rotor. Turn upside down and remove base. Loosen motor fixings to allow movement in. Replace with new belt and adjust tension then tighten motor back up and rebuild.
Are the blades easy to change?
Yes, remove block from machine. Undo the two screws from the front of the block. This will then release the blades and spacers. Replace blades and rebuild. However always use caution when handling the sharp blades.
