- Weight ranges from 30 to 200g
 - max. hourly capacity 14,400 pcs.
 - Operating principle: Standard (one fixed weight range) and Futura (two fixed weight ranges)
 - Dough holding capacity by means of roller weigher
 - Very easily accessible and therefore easy to clean roller funnel
 - Stainless steel design
 - PLC control due to touch panel
 - Electrical connected load 0.75 kW
 - Machine weight approx. 300kg
 - Easy Clean Design (EC
 
I-Rex Compact Futura EC
            BEST QUALITY AND MORE VERSATILITY
        
                The I-Rex Compact Futura EC is a fully automatic dough dividing and rounding machine with a separate dividing and rounding system. The Futura version offers even more versatility due to combinations of two (different) weight ranges or rows.
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FOR THE HIGHEST DEMANDS: INDUSTRIE REX AW EC IN “EASY CLEAN DESIGN“
Focus on what matters – your production: The revolutionary Easy Clean Design saves time and resources with highly efficient cleaning and maintenance for maximum line availability.
- Open design with complete insight into all process steps and access to all modules
 - Cleaning and maintenance door with platform for passage:
 - For the first time ever, you can walk through the line for better access
 - Drives completely separated from dough area
 - Hygiene and accessibility with at least 250 mm ground clearance
 - Large door elements for easy accessibility
 - Beveled surfaces at a 45° angle, on which less flour and dough residue can accumulate
 - High-quality design with components made of stainless steel or food-safe plastic
 - Easy and tool-free release of belts
 - Discharge spreading finger belt on mobile frame extendible
 
                                    
                                    - The dough is filled into the roller hopper.
 - Rotating star rollers are used to convey optimised dough portions to the dividing area.
 - The slider moves horizontally and presses the dough into the openings on the dividing drum. The excess quantity of dough is conveyed back to the dividing area by a scraper ledge
 - After rotating clockwise by 180°, the pieces of dough are transferred to the rounding drum through a dough transfer flap.
 - The subsequent rounding of the dough pieces is done with a continuously running rounding drum. The oscillating internal rounding drum has a continuously adjustable rounding cam. The size and configuration of the rounding unit is tailored to the dough consistency and dough weight.
 - The dough pieces are discharged onto the spreading finger belt via a continuous rounding belt. The electro-pneumatic adjustment of the rounding belt tensionensures an optimum rounding result.