Foster KB10 KORE Blast Chiller
The Foster KB10 from the KORE range chills 35kg of food from +70°C to +3°C within 90 minutes across 10 GN 1/1 shelf positions. It stands 1540mm high on the same 755 x 720mm footprint as the KB5 and KB6, so the extra capacity comes from height, not floor space.
Foster KB10 specification
| Specification | Foster KB10 KORE |
|---|---|
| Type | Dedicated blast chiller |
| Chilling capacity | 35kg, +70°C to +3°C within 90 minutes |
| Shelf positions | 10 x GN 1/1 (530 x 325mm) at 75mm pitch |
| Shelves supplied | None as standard, cooked trays slide directly into the GN 1/1 tray slides. Shelves available as options |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 1540 x 755 x 720mm |
| Gross volume | 225 litres |
| Net volume | 95 litres |
| Net weight | 135kg |
| Gross weight | 170kg |
| Finish | Stainless steel exterior and interior |
| Controls | Touchscreen, IP65 water protection |
| Temperature probe | Yes, tells the unit when the core of the batch has reached temperature |
| Refrigerant | R290 (GWP 3) |
| Refrigeration system | Integral, bottom mounted |
| Climate class | 5 |
| Electrical supply | 230V / 50Hz / single phase |
| Current | 6A |
| Power | 1300W |
| Mobility | Castors |
| Warranty | 2 years parts and labour |
Capacity for larger batch cooking
At 35kg per cycle, the KB10 suits kitchens that batch cook in larger quantities and need to chill a lot of food quickly. Its 95 litre net volume is almost double the 48 litres inside the KB5 and KB6, spread across 10 positions at 75mm pitch fitted with GN 1/1 tray slides. With ten levels to fill, being able to slide cooked trays straight in from the oven saves a lot of handling, which is why shelves are not included as standard. GN 1/1 shelves of 530 x 325mm can be added if your process needs them.
Power and installation
The KB10 runs on a 230V, 50Hz single phase supply, with a power rating of 1300W and a current of 6A, so even the 35kg model needs no three phase connection. At 1540mm high and 170kg gross, check the access route into the kitchen before delivery day. Castors come fitted as standard to move it into position.
Everyday use
An IP65-rated touchscreen and easy-to-use programmes keep each cycle straightforward to start. The probe goes into the food and lets the KB10 detect when the core has reached temperature, so staff are not left judging when a batch is done. With no visible screws or dirt traps inside, a removable gasket and castors to roll it clear of the wall, the cabinet is quick to clean between cycles.
KB10 or Premier BCT and modular?
For more than 35kg per cycle, or where blast freezing is needed as well, step up to the Premier BCT range, such as the BCT38-18, or to modular blast chillers for the largest volumes. If the KB10 is more than you need, the KB6 chills 20kg in an 880mm high cabinet. The blast chiller buying guide covers sizing in more detail.
This unit replaced the Foster Xtra XR35
How much floor space does the Foster KB10 need?
The KB10 has a 755mm wide by 720mm deep footprint, the same as the smaller KB5 and KB6, and stands 1540mm high.
When should I choose a Premier BCT instead of the Foster KB10?
Choose a Premier BCT if you need more than 35kg per cycle or want occasional blast freezing as well as chilling. The BCT38-18, for example, chills 38kg and has occasional freeze capacity.
Which Foster blast chiller replaced the Xtra XR35?
The XR35 has been replaced by the KB10 in the KORE by Foster Gamko range. It brings 35kg of food from +70°C to +3°C within 90 minutes and holds 10 GN 1/1 trays.
What is the difference between the Foster KB6 and KB10?
The KB10 chills 35kg per cycle across 10 levels, against 20kg across 6 for the KB6. It stands 1540mm high against 880mm and has 95 litres of net volume against 48, while both use the same floor space.
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