What Makes RoboLabs Machines Different?

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Below you will find videos demonstrating RoboLabs equipment, specifically the RoboPop popcorn and RoboSugar caramel machines.

Please note this section is new and will be growing. If there are any questions you have, just reach out to us by phone or through our Contact form.

Please take just a minute to review a few key points as they will make the videos much easier to understand.

These revolutionary machines are incredibly durable and cost effective.  Once you start using a RoboPop, you'll never go back to anything else.

• The naming convention refers to the Pounds of seed that can be popped per hour under ideal conditions.  Thus, the RP60, RP75 and RP220 can pop 60 lbs, 75 lbs and 220 lbs per hour respectively.
• Hot Air Poppers do not use oil to pop corn.  RoboPop utilizes a patented Vortex air-flow system to remove popped kernels from the heat chamber within seconds. This prevents producing the over-heated and "spongy" texture many associate with non oil-based methods.
• These machines require 3-Phase electrical supply.  They can be configured for the traditional 208-240 Voltage systems common to the US or the 400 Volt standard used elsewhere.
• Not only will the RoboPop machines save a great deal of money in terms of labor and oil (they are self-feeding and require almost no cleaning) but due to automation a single employee can easily operate multiple machines simultaneously..

If you have questions, don't hesitate to ask.  In addition, you can schedule a visit to our Demonstration Showroom in Michigan (close to Detroit, Lansing and Flint airports) to test the RoboLabs equipment for yourself.  You can even bring your own kernels if you want to perform "hands-on" testing with your own preferred seeds.

While the time, labor and material savings provided by the RoboPop poppers is impressive, the RoboSugar machines bring nearly unbelievable advances to caramel and savory popcorn production.

• The model names here relates to the Gallons of popped corn produced per batch. Thus, the RS 10 and RS 20 make batches of 10 and 20 gallons per cycle.
• The RS 10 operates on Single Phase power, while the RS 20 requires 3 Phase.  Both can be configured for either 208-240 Voltage or 400 Volt supply. 
• Aside from adding ingredients, the process can be entirely automated. As a result, one employee can easily run 2-3 machines in simultaneous operation.
• Production increases of 40% have been documented by clients who previously relied on "traditional" caramel corn equipment offered by competing vendors.

Again, feel free to ask questions or schedule a visit to our Demonstration Showroom.  You can test-drive using "Off the Shelf" mixes or you can bring your own ingredients and use your own recipes.