Triangular Composite Forming Machine: 3D Composite Puffed Food Forming Equipment

The triangular composite forming machine is used in twin-screw extruded snack food production lines topull, composite, shape, and cool the composite single sheets extruded by the main machine, making it suitable for the continuous forming process of three-dimensional composite extruded snacks.After entering the equipment through the cooling guide frame, the material undergoes lamination and forming under the action of the traction pressure roller and the composite pressure roller.The main body of the equipment is made of stainless steel, featuring a compact structure that facilitates integration into production line layouts.

Main Technical Parameters

The composite pressing roller is equipped with four 1.5 kW drive units, resulting in a total drive power of 6.0 kW. Its production capacity varies according to the main machine configuration. The overall dimensions are 1150 × 1550 × 1400 mm, and the equipment weighs approximately 550 kg.

Molding Adjustment Method

Once the discharge from the twin-screw main unit is stable, feed the composite sheet through the cooling rack and guide device into the traction and pressing rollers.Adjust the pressure roller speed to ensure that the traction and lamination speeds are consistent with the main machine's discharge speed.Adjust the gap between the composite pressure roller and the traction pressure roller until the desired lamination effect is achieved, then tighten the adjustment nuts to enable continuous production.Before startup, inspect all connecting components, roller gaps, and electrical wiring. Perform an empty-load test run first and confirm that the motor rotation and mechanical operation are normal.

Installation and Maintenance

The equipment should be installed on a well-ventilated, dry, flat, and sturdy floor, and must be reliably grounded.Power must be disconnected during maintenance; unauthorized modifications to internal components are strictly prohibited.The equipment shall be put into production only after commissioning is completed with the assistance of the manufacturer's commissioning personnel.