High Precision Controlling 600kg/H Gummy Candy Production Machine

• Customization: Available
• After-sales Service: Yes
• Warranty: 5 Years
• Model NO.: GD600Q
• Capacity: 600 Kg/H
• Core Components: Servo Motor; Coppor Nozzles; Jacket Hopper
• Voltage: Customized
• Total Power: 28kw
• Year of Manufacture: 2025
• Usage: Confectionery Industry Equipment
• Keywords: Easy Operate High Productivity
• Suitable for: Candy Making Plants
• Transport Package: Wood
• Specification: 500x1000x500mm
• Trademark: TGMachine
• Origin: Shanghai, China
• Production Capacity: 600kg/H

Product Description

Product Description

The 600kg/h pectin/gelatin gummy production line is designed for metal mold casting. This high-efficiency line includes a cooking system, depositing system, cooling system, and de-molding system. After the syrup is cooked, it is precisely deposited into metal molds. The molds are automatically conveyed through the system for cooling and de-molding.
The entire production line is highly automated, requiring only 1-2 operators to achieve a production capacity of 600kg of gummies per hour.

Product Parameters

Model	GD600Q
Capacity	6000kg/h
Depositing Speed	25-55 times/min
Working Condition	Temperature 20-25 degree Humidity 55%
Total Length	22m
Machine Weight	6000kg

 

Detailed Photos

1. The prepared syrup is transferred into the pouring hopper.

2. The oil spraying system pre-applies a layer of oil onto the gummy molds to prevent sticking.

3. The servo motor precisely controls the pouring process, ensuring accurate and consistent dispensing of the syrup into the molds.

1. The gummies enter a cooling tunnel, which is equipped with an integrated air conditioning system, allowing for cooling and shaping to achieve the desired consistency.

2. The molds are flipped at the rear of the conveyor belt, returning to the mold demolding section at the front. A pin on the back of the mold is pressed by a tank chain, facilitating the release of the gummies from the mold.

3. The gummies then fall onto a PU conveyor belt, which transports them to the end of the production line, where they are collected by trays and sent to the drying room for further processing.
 

In the final stage of the gummy production process, prior to or after drying, a coating process is applied to prevent the candies from sticking together. This may involve either oil coating or sugar coating, which not only helps to keep the gummies separated but also enhances their appearance, giving them a glossy finish and an appealing texture.
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