The micro-ingredients doser doses low percentage of powder additives with special characteristics.
It features a loading buffer hopper with a level probe and a dispensing system driven by an inverter, to guarantee correct product flow. One or two dosing screws regulate the correct quantity of micro-ingredients required for the production cycle. The special screw feeder provides optimal dispensing precision, preventing the formation of bridges or poor mixing. It also makes cleaning fast, for the highest levels of hygiene. The machine can be controlled by the PLC of the main plant control panel or equipped with an autonomous electric control panel for electronic or manual speed regulation.
• All parts of the machine that come into contact with the product are made in stainless steel
• Highest hygiene standards
• No accumulation points
• Accident prevention safety systems
• Machine Equipped with fixed frame or trolley
• Loading unit with filter (optional)
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