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Blast Chillers & Freezers

Blast freezers: choosing equipment for freezing to -18 °C

A blast freezer rapidly and controllably freezes fresh or prepared food to -18 °C before storage, transport or the next production stage. In professional kitchens, bakeries, pastry production and food manufacturing, select equipment by kilograms frozen per cycle, tray or trolley capacity and workflow. Blast chilling to +3 °C is a separate additional duty.

Compare INFRICO ABT and iLine IABT with TEFCOLD BLCA-X1: compact units, the counter-style ABT71M, upright cabinets and trolley chamber solutions. This guide explains sizing, declared cycle conditions, controls and accessories.

TEFCOLD rates chilling capacity from +70 °C to +3 °C in 90 minutes and freezing capacity from +70 °C to -18 °C in 240 minutes. These figures are useful for comparing models, while actual process time also depends on product type, portion size, layer thickness, packaging, loading pattern and airflow.

Quick selection guide

Model

Best suited to

Key points to check

BLCA3X1

Small kitchens, restaurants and small batches

3 × GN1/1; 12 kg chilling / 8 kg freezing; 230 V

BLCA5X1

Restaurants, pastry kitchens and small-to-medium production

5 × GN1/1; 18 / 14 kg; 230 V

BLCA10X1

Higher-throughput restaurants, bakeries and production

10 × GN1/1; 40 / 28 kg; 230 V

BLCA14X1

Large batches, central kitchens and production

14 × GN1/1; 55 / 38 kg; 400 V

 

 

1. Chilling and freezing are two different duties

Blast chilling rapidly lowers the temperature of cooked or warm food to a chilled storage condition, while blast freezing takes the product into a frozen state. The chilling and freezing capacities of the same unit are different, so both kg-per-cycle figures must be evaluated separately.

If your workflow is mainly cook-and-chill, focus on chilling capacity. If you produce frozen semi-finished food, bakery products, desserts or ice cream, freezing capacity may be more important.

2. Why cabinet litres are not the main sizing criterion

For a normal storage refrigerator, net volume is a useful capacity indicator. For a blast chiller/freezer, the decisive figure is how much product can be processed within a defined cycle. BLCA10X1, for example, holds 10 GN1/1 pans and is rated at 40 kg chilling / 28 kg freezing, making it a very different production tool from the 3-pan or 5-pan models.

Size the unit for the largest realistic batch, not for average daily turnover. A unit that is undersized for peak production will become a bottleneck.

3. BLCA3X1 - compact 3 × GN1/1 model

BLCA3X1 is designed for smaller batches: 3 × GN1/1, 12 kg chilling and 8 kg freezing under the manufacturer’s test cycle. External dimensions are approximately 804 × 826 × 995 mm and the unit uses 220-240 V / 50 Hz.

It is a practical choice for a small restaurant, pastry operation or kitchen where blast chilling is needed regularly but batch sizes are modest.

4. BLCA5X1 - 5 × GN1/1 for higher daily throughput

BLCA5X1 provides 5 × GN1/1 capacity, 18 kg chilling and 14 kg freezing. External dimensions are approximately 804 × 826 × 1045 mm and the supply is 220-240 V / 50 Hz.

This size often suits restaurants or pastry kitchens where the 3-pan unit is too small but a tall 10- or 14-pan cabinet is not yet necessary.

5. BLCA10X1 - 40 kg chilling / 28 kg freezing

BLCA10X1 is a full-height professional unit with 10 × GN1/1 capacity, 40 kg chilling and 28 kg freezing. TEFCOLD lists dimensions of approximately 804 × 815 × 1885 mm, 900 W input power and 220-240 V / 50 Hz supply.

It is an important step-up model when substantial throughput is required while retaining a single-phase electrical connection.

6. BLCA14X1 - the largest active BLCA-X1 model

BLCA14X1 holds 14 × GN1/1 pans and is rated at 55 kg chilling / 38 kg freezing. It is approximately 800 × 815 × 2110 mm, has 2000 W input power and requires 380-400 V / 50 Hz.

Plan this model together with the kitchen layout and electrical installation. Check delivery access, ceiling and doorway heights, service space and three-phase power before ordering.

7. GN1/1 and 600×400 Euronorm compatibility

BLCA-X1 guides accept both GN1/1 and 600×400 Euronorm pans. This is especially useful in mixed restaurant/bakery workflows because gastronorm containers and bakery trays can be processed in the same unit.

Pans are generally not supplied as standard, so confirm the tray system you already use and how many pans are required for one complete cycle.

8. Why the core probe matters

The included core probe allows the controller to monitor the actual internal temperature of the food rather than relying only on cabinet air temperature. A thick joint of meat, sauce in a deep container and a thin bakery product cool at very different rates.

Using the probe helps standardise repeated production and provides a more meaningful process endpoint. Position it according to your food-safety procedure in the representative slowest-cooling part of the product.

9. Touch-screen controller, recipes and HACCP data

BLCA-X1 uses a programmable touch-screen controller. Operators can select preset programs or create and save their own recipes. TEFCOLD also specifies USB data transfer and HACCP-compliant data export.

This is useful in multi-shift operations because the same product can be processed using the same programmed cycle instead of relying on individual operator habits.

10. Special cycles for fish, ice-cream hardening and more

TEFCOLD lists preset special cycles for applications including fish, ice-cream hardening, drying and defrosting. This shows that the BLCA-X1 range can support more than classic post-cooking chilling.

A special cycle does not replace the product process specification. Load, recipe and final temperature still need to be validated for the actual food and production system.

11. How to interpret the 90- and 240-minute ratings

The 12/8, 18/14, 40/28 and 55/38 kg figures are performance ratings under defined manufacturer conditions: +70 → +3 °C in 90 minutes for chilling and +70 → -18 °C in 240 minutes for freezing.

Large pieces, deep containers, thick packaging or overloaded pans can slow heat transfer. Select with reserve capacity and validate the real process using your own products.

12. Airflow and loading pattern

Blast chilling performance depends on strong airflow around the food. Pans should not be loaded in a way that blocks air passages or creates one thick mass that is difficult to cool.

Distribute the product evenly over the available guides and follow the manufacturer’s instructions for loading and pan depth. Effective airflow is as important as refrigeration capacity.

13. Electrical supply and installation space

BLCA3X1, BLCA5X1 and BLCA10X1 use 220-240 V / 50 Hz, while BLCA14X1 requires 380-400 V / 50 Hz. The manufacturer’s instructions recommend a separate electrical circuit and an accessible connection point.

Check three-phase availability before selecting BLCA14X1. Leave the ventilation and service clearances required by the specific model; do not box the condensing unit into furniture simply to make the cabinet fit.

14. A blast chiller/freezer is not a storage cabinet

After the chilling or freezing cycle, move the product to a normal refrigerator or freezer for long-term storage. The primary purpose of a blast unit is rapid processing, not warehousing.

Using it as a storage cabinet prevents the next production batch from being processed and reduces the value of the equipment.

15. How is a blast freezer different from a standard freezer?

A standard freezer is designed to maintain already-frozen food at a set storage temperature. A blast freezer must remove a large heat load from warm or hot food quickly using high airflow and process-specific control.

For this reason, comparing only the final temperature is misleading: a -18 °C storage freezer and a blast freezer perform different jobs.

16. Practical selection sequence before ordering

First define the largest batch weight and whether chilling, freezing or both are required. Then check GN1/1 / 600×400 compatibility, pan count, available floor space, electrical supply and where the food will be stored after the cycle.

If the calculated load is close to the unit’s rated maximum, allow additional capacity. The blast chiller should support the production flow rather than create a queue between batches.

Frequently asked questions

Are “shock freezer” and “blast chiller/freezer” the same thing?

The terms are often used loosely. “Blast chiller/freezer” is more precise for BLCA-X1 because the same unit can both chill and freeze.

What is the difference between a blast chiller and a blast freezer?

A blast chiller rapidly brings food into a chilled condition; a blast freezer rapidly takes it into a frozen condition. BLCA-X1 performs both duties.

What is the BLCA3X1 capacity?

TEFCOLD rates it at 12 kg chilling from +70 to +3 °C in 90 minutes and 8 kg freezing from +70 to -18 °C in 240 minutes.

What is the BLCA5X1 capacity?

18 kg chilling and 14 kg freezing under the manufacturer’s standard test-cycle conditions.

What is the BLCA10X1 capacity?

40 kg chilling and 28 kg freezing. It has capacity for 10 × GN1/1 pans.

What is the BLCA14X1 capacity?

55 kg chilling and 38 kg freezing. It holds 14 × GN1/1 pans and requires a 380-400 V supply.

Do all BLCA-X1 models accept 600×400 trays?

Yes. TEFCOLD specifies guides for both GN1/1 and 600×400 Euronorm pans. Pans are normally ordered separately.

Is a food core probe necessary?

The BLCA-X1 range includes a core probe. It is very useful for controlling the real internal temperature of the food and standardising repeatable production cycles.

Can I save my own programs?

Yes. The touch-screen controller allows preset programs as well as user-created and saved recipes.

Can HACCP data be exported?

Yes. TEFCOLD specifies HACCP-compliant data export and USB data transfer for the BLCA-X1 range.

Can BLCA14X1 run from a standard 230 V outlet?

No. TEFCOLD specifies 380-400 V / 50 Hz. Confirm the electrical installation before delivery.

Can food stay in the blast chiller overnight?

Its primary purpose is the rapid cycle. For long-term storage, transfer the food to a dedicated refrigerator or freezer.

Can hot food go directly into the unit after cooking?

Rapid cooling of hot food is the intended use, but batch size, container depth and program must comply with the model instructions and your food-safety process.

Which model should I choose for a typical 15 kg chilling batch?

BLCA5X1 is rated at 18 kg chilling, but if 15 kg is a frequent maximum load or the product cools slowly, the additional reserve of BLCA10X1 may be more appropriate.

Choosing an INFRICO blast chiller and freezer

The existing TEFCOLD range is complemented by INFRICO ABT, iLine IABT and ABT 20 CBI models. Start with your largest actual batch in kilograms and the pan format used in your oven or production line. Chilling and freezing capacities refer to different cycles and must be considered separately.

ABT, iLine IABT and CBI ranges

  • ABT: Premium INFRICO range with AISI 304 stainless steel construction, touch control and USB functions for settings, programmes and HACCP alarm information. Compact and vertical cabinets are available; ABT102S also accepts large 800 x 600 trays.
  • iLine IABT: standard professional equipment with an AISI 430 exterior and interior, an AISI 304 front and EasyBlastChiller control.
  • ABT 20 CBI: roll-in cabinets with the condensing unit included. Moving a loaded trolley reduces individual tray handling. The two CBI models differ in chamber and permitted trolley size; a larger chamber does not automatically increase rated batch performance.

Comparing performance and tray capacity

ABT cycles are declared from +90 °C, while the IABT technical sheets specify a +70 °C starting temperature. Chilling reaches +3 °C in less than 90 minutes and freezing reaches −18 °C in less than 270 minutes. The existing TEFCOLD models use different declared cycle conditions. Compare starting temperatures and duration alongside the kilogram rating. Chamber air at −38 or −40 °C is not the final food temperature or a storage specification.

Use the chilling and freezing performance filters to match the batch. Tray capacity and tray format filters help match existing pans. ABT102S accepts 20 GN 1/1 pans or 10 levels of 800 x 600 trays; model numbering does not always equal GN pan capacity.

Accessories and workflow

Check pan format, loading depth and airflow. Ordering extra trays does not add cabinet levels. Different tray formats are alternative working loads and their combined use must remain within cabinet capacity. For CBI, choose a GN 1/1, GN 2/1 or 600 x 400 trolley that fits the permitted dimensions and wheel arrangement. Trolleys and trays are optional. Check doorways, cabinet height, electrical supply and access to the top-mounted condensing unit.

A roll-in cabinet is particularly useful when reduced tray handling improves daily large-batch production. Compatible models offer a separate data recorder, sterilizer and Bluetooth or Wi-Fi options. Sterilization does not replace routine cleaning. INFRICO equipment carries a 2-year warranty. Each product links to the manufacturer data sheet and dimensional drawing.

Additional INFRICO FAQs

1. Does a 20 kg chilling rating also mean 20 kg freezing?

No. ABT51L is rated for 20 kg chilling and 12 kg freezing. Select for the process you will use.

2. Are ABT and IABT identical when the kilogram rating matches?

No. Materials, control functions, specification and declared cycle starting conditions differ.

3. Can I choose CBI by chamber volume alone?

No. Check batch mass, trolley dimensions and access. ABT201CBI and ABT202CBI have different chambers but the same declared 110/60 kg chilling/freezing capacity.

4. Are trays and trolleys included in the base price?

Additional trays and trolleys are selected as accessories. CBI identifies the included condensing unit, not an included trolley.

5. Why check electrical supply and height?

The range includes single-phase and three-phase models, and CBI has a top-mounted unit. Review the individual data sheet, access route and service clearance before ordering.

Freezing to -18 °C: why the +70 °C or +90 °C starting temperature matters

Start by comparing kilograms frozen per cycle, then check the initial food temperature, declared cycle time and tray or trolley capacity. An identical kilogram rating may have been declared under different test conditions.

RangeFood freezing cycleChilling cycleSelection point
INFRICO ABT, including CBI and chamber-style ABT20+90 → -18 °C in less than 270 min.+90 → +3 °C in less than 90 min.The rating starts with hotter food.
INFRICO iLine IABT+70 → -18 °C in less than 270 min.+70 → +3 °C in less than 90 min.Consider the +70 °C starting point and EasyBlastChiller specification.
TEFCOLD BLCA-X1+70 → -18 °C in 240 min.+70 → +3 °C in 90 min.Compare the declared cycle duration too.

For example, ABT101L and IABT101L both have a 25 kg freezing rating, but ABT starts at +90 °C and IABT at +70 °C. A hotter batch of the same mass imposes a higher initial thermal load. Kilograms alone therefore do not describe the complete duty or guarantee an identical processing time for your product.

The “Temperature range, °C” filter in this category identifies the declared FOOD chilling and freezing cycles. It is separate from the cabinet-air adjustment range. “Blast freezing capacity → -18 °C, kg” is the batch-sizing filter; “Blast chilling capacity → +3 °C, kg” is a separate duty. Actual time depends on the food, layer thickness, packaging, loading and airflow.

When does a counter-style blast freezer make sense?

INFRICO ABT71M is a counter-style blast freezer that can be planned in the kitchen work-counter area. Its 1468 × 700 × 940 mm cabinet accommodates 7 GN 1/1 trays and freezes up to 18 kg per cycle. This format suits workflows that benefit from a lower, wider unit. For larger batches, select an upright or roll-in model against the required mass and tray capacity.

INFRICO controls: pre-cooling, recipes and special cycles

The ABT touch-screen instructions describe food-probe or time-controlled cycles, custom settings and a recipe book. Available programs depend on the exact controller, factory settings and fitted accessories. IABT models use EasyBlastChiller control; additional ABT functions must be checked against the selected specification.

  1. Prepare the cabinet. Run a pre-cooling cycle before loading. Prepare for freezing using the selected program settings.
  2. Select the freezing cycle and load. Consider kilograms, tray loading and unobstructed airflow. Hard / Soft phases allow the process to be adapted to the food.
  3. Use the food probe. It measures core temperature and controls phase transitions in a temperature-controlled cycle. Position it correctly in a suitable larger piece according to the operating instructions.
  4. Save repeatable processes. The recipe book gives access to factory programs and saved custom cycles for later batches.
  5. Finish the batch and prepare for the next one. A conservation phase may maintain the selected temperature at cycle end. Plan long-term storage in dedicated equipment and follow defrosting and cleaning procedures.

Fish sanitation and thawing are separate processes

Fish sanitation is a controlled freezing-and-holding program. The manual describes successive stages: reaching the selected food temperature, holding for the selected period and switching to conservation. It helps manage a repeatable fish-processing procedure under the business's production and food-safety controls. A general “freezing to -18 °C” claim alone does not define this entire process.

Thawing is controlled defrosting of frozen food, including fish, before a subsequent production step. The described touch-screen controller offers light, medium and heavy load selections and manages temperature phases and time. Food thawing is separate from both fish sanitation and evaporator defrosting.

Cabinet disinfection or “sterilisation” function

The controller manual describes management of cabinet disinfection equipment; a UV cycle requires the appropriate fitted equipment and enabled function. A touch screen alone does not mean that equipment is included. Compatible models offer additional equipment. The cycle operates with the door closed and is interrupted if it opens. It supplements normal cabinet washing and cleaning and is not intended to sterilise food.

Other functions that support daily work

  • Ice-cream hardening: a timed process for ice-cream production.
  • Needle-probe heating: helps release a frozen-in probe where this function is fitted.
  • Evaporator defrosting and drying: prepare the machine for further use according to its operating instructions.
  • USB program and HACCP information transfer: compatible ABT models support transfer of settings, programs and alarm information.

Slow cooking and proofing in the controller documentation require the relevant additional capabilities and equipment. Check availability for the actual machine specification. EVCO touch-screen controller information.

Additional FAQs

  1. Does an identical 25 kg rating mean ABT and IABT perform the same duty? Compare starting temperatures: ABT101L is declared from +90 °C and IABT101L from +70 °C. Compare duration, capacity and controls too.
  2. Is fish sanitation the same as thawing? They are separate programs: the former manages freezing and holding, and the latter manages controlled thawing of frozen food.
  3. Is disinfection equipment included with every model? Check the specification. A supported controller cycle and the physical equipment needed to perform it must be selected together.

INFRICO trolley blast chiller selection guide

Choose by batch mass, trolley format and workflow, not trolley count alone. A larger chamber does not automatically offer more processing capacity: ABT201 and standard ABT202 both process 110/60 kg, while standard ABT203 and ABT204 process 200/130 kg per chilling/freezing cycle. Enhanced ABT202CP/SP/PP versions offer 230/130 kg; ABT203CP/PP and ABT204CP/PP offer 400/260 kg. Match additional loading space or higher performance to the production requirement.

1. Tray format and trolley dimensions are different

GN 1/1, GN 2/1 and 600 x 400 identify the pans or trays. Overall trolley dimensions are always larger than tray dimensions, allowing for the frame, guides and wheels. The following INFRICO trolleys each have 20 levels.

TrolleyTray formatLevelsExternal dimensions (W x D x H), mm
CBGN2011GN 1/120455 x 635 x 1787
CBGN2021GN 2/120660 x 755 x 1787
CBE20600 x 40020530 x 705 x 1787

2. How many trolleys fit each model?

Columns show alternative single-format loads; do not add their quantities together. For example, ABT202C holds two GN 1/1 trolleys or one GN 2/1 or one 600 x 400 trolley. ABT203 takes three GN 1/1 or two larger trolleys; ABT204 takes four GN 1/1 or three larger trolleys. S/SP versions use compatible Rational trolleys, not general CBGN/CBE models.

ModelGN 1/1GN 2/1600 x 400
ABT201CBI111
ABT202CBI211
ABT201C / ABT201P111
ABT202C / ABT202P211
ABT202CP / ABT202PP211
ABT201S1 Rational——
ABT202S / ABT202SP—1 Rational—
ABT203C / ABT203P322
ABT203CP / ABT203PP322
ABT204C / ABT204P433
ABT204CP / ABT204PP433

Important: actual capacity depends on overall trolley dimensions. Another trolley of the same GN format may have a larger frame or different wheelbase. Check the door opening, usable chamber depth, trolley height and airflow clearances. The manufacturer’s “Free internal dimensions” are door opening width x height x usable chamber depth, not tray dimensions or approval for every trolley.

3. C, S, P, CP, SP and PP explained

C/CP keeps the entire trolley and wheels inside. S/SP is for compatible Rational trolleys with their wheels outside. P/PP has two opposite doors for entry on one side and exit on the other. The added final P in CP/SP/PP means enhanced performance; PP combines pass-through access with enhanced performance. Choose the available factory version using “Modifications” on the product page.

4. When is a chamber or pass-through model worthwhile?

Single-trolley ABT201 suits compact installations and direct trolley loading. Two-, three- and four-GN-1/1-trolley units combine more trays in one load and reduce manual transfers. Two doors suit a layout with separate loading and unloading directions. Select enhanced performance for the actual food mass and available cycle time, so the investment helps reduce production queues rather than merely adding unused space.

5. Accessories and installation

Trolleys and trays are additional. The RAMABT21 ramp is for compatible C/P/CP/PP versions, excluding S/SP and CBI. Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are alternative optional connections. Rational trolley compatibility and price for S/SP require an individual quotation.

Chamber-style ABT20 units with remote condensing units are supplied disassembled for assembly on site. The standard condensing unit is included, but assembly, installation, connection, refrigeration pipework and commissioning are excluded. Scope and cost are agreed individually for the site, condensing unit location, pipework route and services. Consultation and a separate installation quotation are required before ordering.

Manufacturer trolley compatibility table – PDF, page 23

Understanding the series and capacity filters

TEFCOLD models belong to the BLCA series; INFRICO series follow the manufacturer’s family names. Tray count applies to shelf-type appliances. For trolley models, compare trolley capacity, external trolley dimensions and freezing output rather than assuming a fixed tray count for every trolley.

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