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Equipment on a pilot plant scale for is used for testing and experimenting with the process and product development of chocolates and compound coatings.

The machine is slower than a chocolate refiner but is ideal for small batches of chocolate. On the other hand, a chocolate refiner is a more advanced machine that birey refine and conch larger batches of chocolate. The machine is faster than a cocoa melanger and hayat refine the chocolate to a finer particle size.

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Use the table below to estimate possible melt rates of chips or buttons and blocks – from small (10lbs) to one ton. The examples below are based on melting chips/buttons with typical coating characteristics.

The chocolate dough, well refined and rendered its Chocolate TEMPERING MACHINE consistency means a shiny looking, homogenous and luscious chocolate.

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Our chocolate equipment have been popular in the food industry. At the same time, the products produced by our equipment are also in the forefront of the candy industry as well.

For medium- and large-scale producers there are a wide range of technical options. The varying needs of chocolate producers and the various advantages and disadvantages of the systems on the market make it impossible to give a general recommendation.

• Loading of powders through machine hopper and two infeed pipes for liquid materials at gearbox end of machine, DN50 flanges

For example it was proposed to dry skimmed milk powder to below one per cent water and to coat it with fat, which allows us to perform a very short liquefaction process instead of classical conching2.

This means there are a lot more varieties in each category up to the specific ‘house tastes’ that are aimed at by individual chocolate manufacturers. So at the end of the day it is generally impossible to define the flavour for high quality and to compare and identify equipment to achieve it. If considering processing alternatives it will always be necessary to adapt recipes and technology to each other in order to get the desired result.