High spherical expansion
Coordinated heating, stirring and process settings help increase spherical expansion while maintaining finished-product integrity.



This gas popcorn machine uses natural gas or LPG for batch popping, syrup coating and seasoning, making it suitable for food-processing sites with an available gas supply.
The vessel, planetary stirring, gas heating and program control work together to support popcorn expansion, even coating and efficient batch production.
Coordinated heating, stirring and process settings help increase spherical expansion while maintaining finished-product integrity.
The vessel and stirring mechanism keep the popcorn moving so syrup or seasoning covers the product more evenly.
Natural gas or LPG can be selected for food-processing sites with a stable gas supply.
Heating, stirring, popping and discharge can follow preset programs to reduce manual work and improve batch consistency.
From checking the gas supply and loading ingredients to finished-product discharge, the machine coordinates heating, stirring, popping and coating. Feeding sequence, flame setting and cycle time can be adjusted for the corn and recipe.
Confirm the gas supply and machine condition, set stirring and cycle time for the recipe, then load ingredients in sequence.
Gas heating and continuous stirring pop the corn while distributing syrup or seasoning evenly over the product.
When the preset cycle finishes, the vessel tilts automatically for discharge and can connect to cooling or conveying equipment.
Compare the common 100 L and 200 L sizes, then confirm the equipment solution against the available gas supply.
Specifications are for reference. Actual output and equipment configuration will be determined by the raw material, product recipe, gas supply and site conditions, subject to the mutually confirmed technical proposal.
Share the popcorn type, target output, recipe requirements and available gas supply. We will help confirm a suitable machine size and configuration.