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sub arctic chilling REMOTE MILK/BEVERAGE DISPENSING SYSTEM SAC 403 GENERAL SYSTEM COMPONENTS OPTIONAL COMPONENTS SAC 403 1/3 HP Refrigerated Glycol Power Pack 55 (2, 4, 6) - SSG Milk Dispensing Towers (currently available) M - (2, 4, 6) Trunk Housing (w/1" armorflex/poly coated) 1010MPR - (1, 2, 3, 4) Milk Pump Panels* 1003 /1051 Dual-Cylinder Wall Bracket w/Primary CO 2 Regulator General parts, ferrules and trunk housing poly coating (not shown) 1001A 3/4 HP Air Compressor (NSF) Custom Pump/Component Panels (Water filtration, flavor ratio mix, other beverage product components) SAC Chiller Plates BIB/Equipment Racks* DSR Rack * Shipped factory-assembled. A A B C D E G H I K J B C D E F G K H I J 10931r1 Robinson Kirschbaum BRCH_Layout 1 11/14/12 10:23 AM Page 1 robinson kirshbaum custom beverage technologies Phone: +1.310.354.9948 Fax: +1.310.354.9921 www.rki-inc.com Toll Free: 800.929.3812 Email: [email protected] 261 E. 157th Street Gardena, CA 90248 USA

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  • sub arctic chilling

    R E M O T E M I L K / B E V E R A G E D I S P E N S I N G S Y S T E M

    robinson | kirshbaumcustom beverage technologies

    Phone: +1.310.354.9948 | Fax: +1.310.354.9921 | www.rki-inc.com261 E . 157th Street | Gardena, CA 90248 USA

    SAC 403 GENERAL SYSTEMCOMPONENTS

    OPTIONAL COMPONENTS

    SAC 403 1/3 HP Refrigerated Glycol Power Pack

    55 (2, 4, 6) - SSG Milk Dispensing Towers (currently available)

    M - (2, 4, 6) Trunk Housing (w/1" armorflex/poly coated)

    1010MPR - (1, 2, 3, 4) Milk Pump Panels*

    1003 /1051 Dual-Cylinder Wall Bracket w/Primary CO2 Regulator

    General parts, ferrules and trunk housing poly coating(not shown)

    1001A 3/4 HP Air Compressor (NSF)

    Custom Pump/Component Panels (Water filtration,flavor ratio mix, other beverage product components)

    SAC Chiller Plates

    BIB/Equipment Racks*

    DSR Rack

    * Shipped factory-assembled.

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    sub arctic chillingR E M O T E M I L K / B E V E R A G E D I S P E N S I N G S Y S T E M

    Gardena, CA 90248 USA

    MILK MILK

    MILK MILK

    MILK MILK

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    CoarsePre-Filter

    WaterBooster

    Water Regulator

    Ultra-FloWaterFilter

    MilkConcentrate

    Flavor 1

    Flavor 2

    Flavor 3

    Water

    RatioMixBox

    RatioMixBox

    RatioMixBox

    RatioMixBox

    robinson kirshbaumcustom beverage technologies

    Phone: +1.310.354.9948 Fax: +1.310.354.9921 www.rki-inc.comToll Free: 800.929.3812 Email: [email protected]

    261 E . 157th Street Gardena, CA 90248 USA

    SAC 403 GENERAL SYSTEMCOMPONENTS

    OPTIONAL COMPONENTS

    SAC 403 1/3 HP Refrigerated Glycol Power Pack

    55 (2, 4, 6) - SSG Milk Dispensing Towers (currently available)

    M - (2, 4, 6) Trunk Housing (w/1” armorflex/poly coated)

    1010MPR - (1, 2, 3, 4) Milk Pump Panels*

    1003/1051 Dual Cylinder Wall Bracket w/Primary CO2 Regulator

    General parts, ferrules and trunk housing poly coating(not shown)

    1001A 3/4 HP Air Compressor (NSF)

    Custom Pump/Component Panels (Water filtration,flavor ratio mix, other beverage product components)

    SAC Chiller Plates

    BIB/Equipment Racks*

    DSR Rack

    * Shipped factory-assembled.

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  • The benefits of the SAC 403 System:Bulk dispensing; being able to store largecontainers of milk

    • Reduces handling of heavy containers• Reduces delivery• Creates more options• Reduces waste from disposal of plastic

    and cardboard containers

    Remote Dispensing:• Increase storage of milk• Reduces handling of heavy containers• Eliminates front-of-the-house milk storage• Keeps milk at a constant temperature• Easy employee use• 55 years of proven refrigeration technology

    in the beverage industry• Utilizing new advances in beverage technol-

    ogy to ensure that the beverages are maintained at their coldest temperature from storage to release from the faucet

    Serving Ice-Cold Milk:• Optimum temperature ensures best taste

    quality• Maximizes shelf life• High quality, freshness

    Flavoring Milk:• Flavored milk increases sales of milk• An easy way to offer multitudes of flavored

    milks• Offering any flavor the consumer might want to

    mix with milk. Regional flavors, flavor of the month and/or traditional flavors.

    The Milk Systems have been tested and listedby NSF International

    • NSF Standard 20: Commercial Bulk MilkDispensing Equipment

    • NSF Standard 18: Manual Food and Beverage Dispensing Equipment

    • NSF testing ensures that the systems stand upto the highest health and sanitary standards

    ing as an operator to predict which flavors will sellwithin the milk’s peak freshness period.

    The SAC 403 Milk Dispensing System eliminatesthis problem. With its unique FLAVOR RATIO SYSTEM, the operator purchases only bulk “Bag-in-Box” (BIB) white milk and whatever flavor-ing options they wish to serve. The flavor is mixedon demand with the white milk, producing flavoreddrinks with superior taste, freshness and quality.

    The SAC 403 allows all your milk beverages to beserved at the peak of freshness with customizableflavors on demand, from a single-source BIB ofwhite milk. Just pick your flavor and tailor yourhealthy flavored-milk beverage to your specificaudience.

    THE MILK INDUSTRY’S own studies have shownthat offering multiple flavored-drink options will in-crease an operator’s milk sales. Milk is perishable,so it’s difficult to break even on the sale of flavoredmilk because of the required minimum purchaseand production volumes per flavor. It is challeng-

    The SAC 403 is a new subarctic-chilling milk-dispensing system

    for food service operators, that offers multiple-choice drink

    options, creating more drink interest through increased sales

    potential. The idea of creating more product choices means

    more potential sales equating to greater profits.

    What is special regarding the SAC 403 Milk Dispensing system ?

    The SAC 403 Draught Milk Dispensing System ap-proach is suitable for schools, cruise ships, hotels,casinos, healthcare facilities, military and other vol-ume-feeding operations. The fast-pouring featureof the dispensing systems also can benefit foodservice operators at sporting events and concertvenus. SAC is short for subarctic chilling.

    STOP THROWING AWAY SMALL QUANTITIESOF SINGLE-FLAVORED MILKS. The SAC403’sFLAVOR RATIO SYSTEM allows you to mix flavor-ing with white milk on demand. This increasesyour flavor options to customers, with a fasterturnover of your milk product for optimum fresh-ness on every pour from a single BIB source ofwhite milk.

    The MILK INDUSTRY’S own studies have shownthat offering multiple flavored-milk drink optionswill increase an operator’s milk sales. Milk is perishable, therefore it is difficult to break even on the sale of flavored milk because of the required minimum purchase and production volumes per flavor.

    The SAC 403 Milk Dispensing System eliminatesthis problem. With its unique FLAVOR RATIOSYSTEM, the operator purchases only bulk “Bag-in-Box” white milk and whatever flavoring optionsthey wish to serve. The flavor is mixed on de-mand with the white milk, producing flavoreddrinks with superior taste, freshness and quality.

    Now your can quickly turnover your BIB whitemilk and turn it into any flavor on demand. Thisassures top-quality freshness and high turnoverof both your flavored and unflavored milk bever-ages.

    Bag-in-Box dispensing vs. carton dispensing isthe most environmentally-responsible way to pouryour beverages. This picture shows the equivalentof 5 gallon BIB liners to milk cartons. A single BIBbag can hold up to 300 gallons on milk. Decreas-ing your waste increases your savings in disposalcosts and helps the environment.

    ROBINSON/KIRSHBAUM’S SAC 403 DRAUGHTMILK DISPENSING SYSTEM is suitable forschools, cruise ships, hotels, casinos, healthcarefacilities, military, sporting events and concertvenues alongside soft drinks and other beverage dispensers.

    HOW THE SAC 403 SYSTEM WORKS. The milkoriginates in a refrigerated cooler in Bag-in-Box(BIB) containers that are connected to milk-certi-fied lines and pumps. Milk is sent down the trunklines to a dispensing tower to wait until it ispoured. The draught system has a refrigeratedpower pack that circulates a glycol coolant. The

    specially-designed towers comply with the NSF20 rule of keeping the milk chilled right-up to inside the faucet. Every stainless-steel faucet inthe towers has been embedded in a design- engineered metal-cast cold block ensuring that the circulated glycol coolant keeps the milk/beverages always chilled while sitting inside thefaucet body’s point of dispense chambers await-ing to be poured.

    The towers can deliver milk as cold as 32 degreesand the system’s delivery temperature can be adjusted to meet the temperature requirementsneeded of different beverages. Even beverageswith up to 8% alcohol content can be poured atbelow-freezing temperatures.

    THE ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF THE SYSTEM INCLUDE the large capacity BIB containers that cut-down on packaging, and the large bags reduce the number of weekly deliveries, saving both on transportation costsand fleet maintenance. Beverage pumps can beoperated by compressed air rather than gases.Since remote systems use smaller refrigerationunits, there is a cost savings compared to maintaining and displaying beverages in refriger-ated cases.

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