Machine designed to continuously dose and mix raw materials in order to prepare a mixture for the machine located downstream.
The GRIM features an automatic dosage of flour (ponderal or volumetric), micro ingredients, and liquids. Water and eggs dosage is carried out with a valve and a flowmeter, both controlled by a PLC.
Machine usually placed on a stainless-steel terrace, which facilitates the discharge and feeding to the following machine. It features a shaft with paddles fixed by a conical joint, and an opening cover for easy access to the mixing vessel, provided with a safety switch. All dosers are customizable in accordance with the desired program.
The premixer and the high precision dosers guarantee a superior quality of the dough, with mixing times of at least 12 minutes, allowing for the development of a proper gluten matrix, which ensures a better pasta elasticity.
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The GRIM2 features an automatic dosage of flour (ponderal or volumetric), micro ingredients, and liquids. Water and eggs dosage is carried out with a valve and a flowmeter, both controlled by a PLC.
The machine is usually placed on a stainless-steel terrace, which facilitates the discharge and feeding of the following machine. It features shafts with paddles fixed by a conical joint, and an opening cover for easy access to the mixing vessel, provided with a safety switch.
All dosers are customizable in accordance with the desired programme.
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