by Umberto - Tuesday, June 19, 2012
And with this we finish the report on our English travel.
Here's our line that consists of one continuos tempering and enrobing machine Unica and a colling tunnel Climatico of only 4 meters long.
The product is irregular and full of holes and for this the chocolate presents some holes too .
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by Umberto - Friday, June 15, 2012
Test day in Fbm.
We are sending an enrobing line for panettone designed for particolars products with the heights of 23 cm.
The line consists of an Mtr 60 with the enrobing belt and a cooling tunnel Climatico.
We are not new to this kind of lines so that some of the most popular national brand manufacturers have already some panettone lines built by us.
In this case the Customer, a famous manufacturer of high quality, had already bought a first line similar few years ago and now he 'll receive this new line in the factory of Alba.
Here , there are some pictures and soon I will post a small video images and obviously we're going to do the testingvideo in the site of the customer.
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by Umberto - Saturday, June 9, 2012
The pictures of the coating line consisting in a tempering enrobing Unica and a Climatico of 4 meters assembled in a way that it could bring to the second floor.
As you can see the continuous tempering machine Unica , with 3-stage tempering system, give the homogeneous dissolving of the crystals and the same temperature for the pre-crystal the chocolate for give a better result than the normal standards machine.
Unica has also an electronic management system that allows switching on and off by itself and let free the User to go away when he finish the job and so it can save the energy , thing that it has been really appreciated in Great Britain .
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by Umberto - Friday, June 8, 2012
Here is the production of caramel with milk chocolate produced near Stonehange.
Melter, tempering , enrobing to the top or to the bottom and the crystallization are made in Fbm.
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