Our sophisticated two-stage refining solutions for your chocolate mass or liquification creates the consistent particle size you need for a quality end product.
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Then run enough tests on their machines with your own recipe in order to make a qualified final decision.
We prefer a good solid infrared thermometer but in the end what matters is it's calibrated right and gives you a reliable reading. If that's a wire probe, or infrared the most important thing is accuracy and relability both in roasting and tempering.
• Electric extractor fan provides cross refiner air flow through hopper vent for reduction of volatiles, acidity & moisture
The 5-roll fine refiner recieves the chocolate flake from the pre-refiner by the conveyor belt. The chocolate flake is then refined down to 20 metric micron, typically, though finer particle size is also possible.
Although both machines are used for chocolate making, there are some significant differences between a chocolate refiner and a cocoa melanger. A cocoa melanger is a stone grinder used to grind cocoa nibs into chocolate liquor.
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Don’t forget to use something to help weigh things down during the pie-crust baking. These ceramic pie weights will do the trick; these silicone brushes will help with buttering the crust’s edges, too.)
An early approach to include the removal of volatiles into a recirculating ball mill system was made by DuyvisWiener which included a ‘taste changer; a rotating disk where hot air is blown over the chocolate layer formed by rotation1,15. These devices are still sold for small scale applications. F.B.Lehmann, now part of DuyvisWiener, katışıksız a long experience in building thin film evaporators and horizontal ball mills for cocoa processing and had also offered systems for chocolate mass production.
After those, particle size distribution and particle package density are also important. Equal or monomodal particle sizes would create large voids filled with fat. With a bi- or multimodal distribution it is possible to replace this trapped fat by the appropriate size CHOCOLATE PREPARATION KITCHEN EQUIPMENT solid particles, which also helps larger particles to slip past each other when the suspension is moved.
The Swiss company Bühler is market leader in this technology and looks back to a long experience in building and installing complete production lines8.