Tetra Laval Holding & Finance S.a.

Carsten Hermansen

Steen Sprogoe Petersen

A device for through-cutting of an extruded ice mass, which has a first knife which is reciprocably arranged in a transverse first plane immediately after the outlet of the nozzle and arranged with a first length of stroke and a second knife which is reciprocably arranged in a plane which is parallel to the first plane and which is arranged immediately below the first knife with respect to the flow direction out of the nozzle, the second knife is arranged with a second stroke length which is smaller than the first stroke length, and a control for producing simultaneous reciprocation of the first and the second knife. Hereby, a shearing is achieved which is more precise and commonly applicable for manufacturing of ice cream portions by an automated production of ice cream products.

Device and method for through-cutting of an extruded ice mass

A method, a system, and a mould box for creating form-moulded items of edible ice from an ice mass. The method includes filling at least one mould created between a number of mould boxes with ice mass, and the introduction of cooling or heating medium into the mould boxes, where the flow of the cooling or heating medium is controlled by one or more control units in the mould boxes.

Method, system and mould-box for creating form-moulded items of edible ice

A method and system for creation of compression-molded edible ice objects from a pulverized ice mass, where said method involves feeding of the pulverized ice mass from a container to one or more cylinders in an inlet magazine and movement of the one or more cylinders of the inlet magazine to a transfer position. Furthermore, the method also comprises transferring of the ice mass from the one or more cylinders to at least one form in a form unit by compression to form one or more edible ice objects, and movement of the at least one form to a release position, where the edible ice objects are released from the at least one form.

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Aarhus V, Denmark

Carsten Hermansen