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The well-proven design of these Dry Batch Mixers ensures enough mixing time after ingredient dosing for a homogenous dough or paste and birey handle up to 3 batcher per hour.
It is used in making chocolate with substances such bey cocoa, oil, milk powder. Technicial Specifications
The Thouet dry conche from the Royal Duyvis Wiener group is used to lower the moisture content of the chocolate and with that improve the rheological properties. Also, undesierable flavor profiles birey be removed and other flavor profiles kişi be created or accentuated.
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The Micron Ball Refinder allows you to do small batch processing of chocolate mass with relatively short cycle times. The unit is equipped with heating and refrigeration to control batch temperatures, and produces chocolate with a fine particle size.
Chocolate yield Capacity: The machine’s chocolate yield capacity is an essential factor to consider. A larger chocolate processing facility will require a machine with a higher yield capacity.
The stirrer system is detachable from the machine and it is possible to title it. Every detail was thought out for easier exploitation.
Optimal taste: The refining process helps to develop the chocolate’s flavor and remove any unwanted flavors or odors.
The perfect mixture is achieved by the system of stirrers, maden balls – metallic spheres with the temperature control and the pump, which allows to recirculate and to repeat the process for several times until the mass becomes even.
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An alternative method to produce chocolate is using a ball mill where the mass is milled and sheared at the same time. Although cocoa liquor is usually ground by ball mills, those are hamiş popular for chocolate mass in the European industry. Nevertheless those systems are commonly used worldwide. The production is closed, which ensures hygienic processing and prevents contamination. Industrial-scale ball mills work continuously.
And no, I am not 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.
What are the main advantages of the process for larger and also for smaller chocolate producers and what is the asgari size of an industrial production line?