Flat Lollipop Equipment
Established market leader in lollipop equipment manufacturing, GEA offers a complete range of state-of-the-art machinery for the production of flat lollipops.
Available as either stand-alone equipment or a complete line system, the GEA Aquarius range covers forming, cooling, wrapping and packaging, being able to meet even the stringent production requirements.
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GEA Aquarius FlatformWrap
A perfectly formed flat, fancy and spherical lollipop with an excellent taste and mouth feel are the ingredients to success. These benefits are within reach when forming with a GEA FlatFormWrapper. GEA Aquarius shows the FlatFormer range are the right machines for the job. After forming, the lollipops will be immediately wrapped in a beautiful sa...
GEA Aquarius PopCooler F
The PopCooler F is a continuous lollipop cooling machine to allow flat and 3D lollipops to be cooled without deformation. Lollipop quality and shape are therefore perfectly retained. There are two models available; ensuring that the cooling machine you choose exactly meets your requirements.
- GEA Aquarius PopCooler F Standard Capacity (SC)
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