Hakkında Chocolate SINGLE TUBE BALL REFINER
Hakkında Chocolate SINGLE TUBE BALL REFINER
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Oh, and someone asked about the glass. I have taped up the outside to increase friction and contain breakage should it happen.
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If low shear downstream applications like moulding are in the focus, low yield values are important; here ball milling could be an advantage. On contrary, if the mass saf to move fast, for example, if pumped or sprayed infinite viscosity is more important and roller refiners might be preferential.
The fundamental advantage over batch conches is that fully continuous lines are established. On the other hand side a minimum throughput of 1,250kg/h is required over a longer time, so the process is not suitable for frequent recipe change or smaller companies.
Tried and tested at over 3500 finers worldwide, the Finer S is capable of processing a vast range of masses with different compositions and consistencies to your desired fineness.
Chocolate melting tanks are designed to dissolve, melt and maintain the temperature of chocolate. They help to maintain chocolate in a tempered state using a thermostat.
How do we guarantee you’ll have excellent ROI? By solving your efficiency blocks with customized designs and over 30 years of experience. Here are just some of the unique features built into each of our machines:
Yes, the product outlet will connect to existing process equipment (with a triclover or your preferred connection). The melter also includes a triclover connection CHOCOLATE PREPARATION KITCHEN EQUIPMENT at the rear of the tank for product return to the melter, if required.
And no, I am derece terribly worried about "grinding" the inside of the glass surface. Both the sugar and chocolate seem to create there own protective coating pretty quickly, so no glass bit show up in either.
Yes, we offer several types of product delivery systems from the melter to your existing equipment. These include product filters and magnets, pumps, jacketed pipelines and sieve systems.