Bob Tippmann President Tippmann Engineering (Left) along with Dan Tippmann Chairman Tippmann Engineering (Right), in front of QFM System.
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Bob Tippmann President Tippmann Engineering (Left) along with Dan Tippmann Chairman Tippmann Engineering (Right), in front of QFM System.
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FORT WAYNE, Ind., April 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- QuickFreeze® (by Tippmann Engineering) made in the U.S.A., is equipment driving innovation in the cold chain. The latest innovation, QFM, was issued its first patent, patent #10,921,043. The QFM, released in 2019, allows cold storage providers and food production facilities to freeze (temper, chill, etc…) palletized products faster than ever before.
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