Foster XR35 Blast Chiller 35kg 10 Grid
Product Description
The Foster XR35 is a 10-grid blast chiller designed to rapidly reduce the core temperature of cooked food in line with food safety requirements. It handles up to 35kg per...
Specifications
- Capacity (grids)
- 10
- Capacity (kg)
- 35
- Climate class
- 5
- External depth (mm)
- 700
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XR35 Blast Chiller Spec SheetProduct Description
The Foster XR35 is a 10-grid blast chiller designed to rapidly reduce the core temperature of cooked food in line with food safety requirements. It handles up to 35kg per cycle, making it a practical choice for mid-to-high volume kitchens where consistent, controlled chilling is part of daily service preparation.
In a working kitchen environment, the XR35 performs reliably during the demanding post-service chill-down period. The microprocessor-controlled system supports both hard and soft chill programmes, allowing operators to select the appropriate cycle depending on food type and density. This flexibility matters in practice — delicate products like mousses or set desserts need a gentler programme, while dense proteins benefit from the more aggressive hard chill cycle. The unit chills from +70°C to +3°C within the food safety window, helping kitchens meet HACCP obligations without relying on guesswork.
From an operational standpoint, the XR35 offers several day-to-day advantages:
- Hard and soft chill programmes suit a wide range of food types and portion densities
- 75mm shelf spacing accommodates standard GN containers comfortably
- Hydrocarbon refrigerant improves energy efficiency over older refrigerant systems
- No visible screws or internal dirt traps simplify daily and deep cleaning
- Stainless steel interior and exterior withstand the demands of a busy kitchen
Installation requires adequate clearance for airflow around the unit and access to a suitable electrical supply — it is worth confirming your available supply and floor space before ordering, as positioning in a confined area can affect chilling performance. The unit is floor-standing and should be sited on a level, stable surface. If your kitchen operates in a particularly warm environment, it is worth discussing ambient temperature tolerances at the point of enquiry.
The XR35 is well suited to contract caterers, hotel kitchens, restaurants with significant prep volumes, and central production units where blast chilling is a routine part of cook-chill workflows. For smaller operations with lighter daily throughput, a lower-capacity unit may represent better value. Equally, high-volume production kitchens chilling larger batch quantities in a single cycle may find a heavier-duty model more appropriate.
If you're unsure whether the XR35 fits your production volumes or workflow, our team is happy to talk through your kitchen's requirements before you commit.
Key Features
- 10-grid capacity handles up to 35kg per blast chill cycle
- Hard and soft chill programmes selectable via microprocessor controls
- Chills food from +70°C to +3°C within food safety time requirements
- Hydrocarbon refrigerant system improves energy efficiency in operation
- 75mm shelf spacing accommodates standard GN containers across all grids
Operational Benefits
- Supports HACCP compliance by chilling within safe temperature windows
- Flexible chill modes protect delicate foods while handling dense proteins
- Reduced energy running costs compared to older refrigerant-based units
- Smooth, screw-free interior speeds up cleaning and reduces contamination risk
- Reliable throughput helps kitchens maintain prep schedules during busy periods
Specifications
- Capacity (grids)
- 10
- Capacity (kg)
- 35
- Climate class
- 5
- External depth (mm)
- 700
- External height (mm)
- 1537
- External width (mm)
- 755
- Internal finish
- 304 S/S
- Material
- 304 S/S
- Power rating (kw)
- 1.3
- Power type
- 13amp Plug
- Refrigerant
- R290
- Weight (kg)
- 121
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XR35 Blast Chiller Spec SheetFrequently Asked Questions
- The XR35 is well matched to mid-to-high volume kitchens producing regular batch quantities that require consistent blast chilling as part of a cook-chill workflow. For very high-output production kitchens chilling substantially larger loads in a single cycle, it is worth reviewing whether a higher-capacity model would better suit your throughput requirements — our team can help assess this based on your daily volumes.
- The unit requires a suitable electrical supply and adequate clearance around it to allow proper airflow — restricted ventilation can reduce chilling efficiency. It should be positioned on a level, stable floor surface. If your kitchen environment runs at a high ambient temperature, it is worth flagging this before installation, as ambient conditions can affect performance.
- Soft chill uses a gentler airflow and lower fan intensity, making it appropriate for delicate foods such as pastries, set desserts, and dishes where surface drying or texture damage is a concern. Hard chill applies maximum refrigeration capacity and is suited to dense foods like large joints of meat, bulk sauces, or high-mass portions where reaching the safe core temperature quickly is the priority. The XR35 allows operators to select the correct programme for each load type.