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C-Max: The World's First Ice Cream Machine with Aerospace Rocket Technology!

When it comes to freezing and performance, Finamac doesn't just keep up with the future — it builds it. Around 1999, the legendary C-Max rewrote the history of the food industry by adopting mechanical stretch cylinder manufacturing (flow-forming), the same precision engineering process used in missile and space rocket construction!

MARKET LEADING EQUIPMENT: SIMPLE, FUNCTIONAL, RELIABLE.

Space Engineering Applied to Ice Cream

The use of a 'rocket cylinder' brought technological advantages that no conventional machine could deliver:

  • Record Heat Exchange (1mm Wall): The ultra-thin wall of just 1 millimeter guarantees unmatched thermal conductivity, accelerating freezing and drastically raising production speed.
  • Perfect Space Cylindricity: Without ovalization, the scraper blades work with 100% contact and total efficiency in scraping the mix.
  • Ultra-Resistant Surface (Hard Chrome Free): The stretch forming process increases the natural hardness of steel. The mirror-finish internal surface extends scraper blade life and completely eliminates the risk of residue flaking into the mix.
  • Monolithic Weldless Design: Cylinder manufactured in a single piece with rounded bottom corners and an integrated flange, eliminating weld points, residue accumulation, and longitudinal deformation risks.
  • Uncomplicated Sanitation: With a 127mm diameter and 500mm length, it allowed fast manual cleaning directly by the operator, dispensing with costly technical washing systems.

Intelligent Automation and Cutting-Edge Performance

  • Scalable Production: Electronic control system capable of reaching an impressive 500 liters of ice cream per hour with 100% overrun at -5°C.
  • Smart Start & Stop Operation: Automation that managed the sequential start and stop cycle of refrigeration, beater, and pumping completely independent of the operator.
  • Patented Aeronautical Structure: Ultra-resistant, low-weight chassis, retiring the heavy, obsolete frame designs of past machines.

With the advancement of the Finamac line, the pioneering C-Max paved the way for the SUPER C PLUS, standardizing high-performance continuous cylinder technology.