- Maximum hourly output of up to 43,200 pieces per hour
- Broad weight range (22 to 200 g)
- Maximum weight accuracy thanks to finely adjustable pusher pressure
- Interchangeable weighing strips and stamping tools
- Longer and more intensive rounding is possible thanks to the enlarged rounding drum
- Easy cleaning and maintenance thanks to its unique hygiene design
Industrie Rex AW / AW EC
The Industry Rex AW (AW EC in Easy Clean design) allows you to produce your products with the highest possible weight accuracy and highly delicate dough handling at the same time.
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- 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 stationary dividing drum. The slider pressure can be controlled electronically. At the lowest drum position, the weight range can be changed by means of an interchangeable drum.
- After a 180° counterclockwise rotation, the dough pieces are discharged to a transfer belt. This has the effect that the dough pieces can relax again before rounding. This transfer belt can be folded up on both sides for easy maintenance and cleaning.
- The subsequent rounding of the dough pieces is done with an oscillating rounding drum. The size and configuration of the rounding drum are tailored to the dough consistency and dough weight. The rounding unit is equipped with a switchable eccentric.
- Grinding belt to initiate the action.
- Patented rounding chain belt, adjustable for optimum rounding result.
- The dough pieces are deposited on the spreading finger belt in the bottom position. This system makes it possible to reconcile the highest hourly outputs with the greatest possible gentle handling of the dough. This part and rounding principle invented by
Koenig also allows the processing of unusually high dough yields; Rounding pressure and intensity are adjusted to the recipe: from almost pressureless to extremely strong.
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