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Frozen French Fries Production Line Price in Canada
Daniel Morrison from Ontario, Canada wanted to invest the food processing business. He rented a new warehouse to install the frozen french fries production line. Then he discovered Foodline Machinery.
Technical Parameters of frozen french fries production line
Cheaper And Europe Technology Potato Chips Making Forming Machine CE Certificate
Item
Capacity 60-1000kg per hour
Semi Aumatic For Small Capacity 50-100kg/h
Full Automatic for Bigger capacity
Usage
French Fries Chips, Fried Potato chips, Frozen Potato Chips
Fule
Natural Gas, Electricity, Diesel
Worker Qty
up to Production Capacity
4-8
4-12
Material
SS304 Food Grade
Raw Material Request
Fresh potato, no rotten, no degenerative, no insect pests or other defects.
Smooth on the surface, no groove in the head, little small buds or no bud should be better, no flaw or hollow.
The frozen French fries making machine is a complete processing line designed to convert raw potatoes into ready-to-pack, frozen French fries. It automates all stages from peeling, cutting, blanching, dehydrating, frying, cooling, freezing, to packaging.
After months of researching, comparing manufacturers from Europe to Southeast Asia, Daniel stumbled upon Foodline Machinery, a reputable equipment supplier based in China.
A fully automatic Frozen French Fries Production Line
Stainless steel construction compliant with international food safety standards
Customization options for output capacity (perfect for scaling gradually)
End-to-end solutions—from washing and peeling to frying, freezing, and packaging
He reached out. Within 24 hours, Foodline’s export manager, Eva, responded with technical specs, a proposed layout, and a walkthrough video of a recent client installation.
“The communication was top-notch. I felt like I wasn’t just buying a machine—I was gaining a business partner,” Daniel said.
It arrived in Toronto port within six weeks. Foodline’s remote engineers helped his local team install and commission the line via video calls and real-time troubleshooting support.
In just three months, Daniel went from small-batch kitchen prep to producing up to 500kg of frozen French fries per hour.
What our client says?
The machine exceeded my expectations. From washing to freezing, every step is automated and efficient. Foodline’s support team was incredibly responsive during installation. Now I produce 500kg of fries per hour and just landed my first retail contract!
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