Beyond Expectations: OC-167 Dough Rolling Machine – The Game-Changer for Artisan Bread Making

Beyond Expectations: OC-167 Dough Rolling Machine – The Game-Changer for Artisan Bread Making

Industrial Dough Rolling Machine Designed for Continuous Bakery Production Lines

In modern industrial bakeries, consistency, efficiency, and dough integrity are critical factors that directly impact product quality and production costs. The OC-167 Dough Rolling Machine is specifically designed to meet these demands, offering precise dough shaping for a wide range of bread products while maintaining stable output in continuous production environments.

This article focuses on deep application scenarios of the OC-167, helping bakery owners, production managers, and equipment buyers understand how this machine performs in real-world operations—and how it adds value beyond basic dough forming.

 

Why Dough Rolling Matters in Industrial Baking

Before shaping, dough structure is highly sensitive. Improper rolling can cause:

  • Uneven crumb structure
  • Air bubble collapse
  • Inconsistent product size
  • Reduced fermentation stability

The OC-167 addresses these issues by combining smooth pressing rollers, precise thickness control, and stable conveyor movement, ensuring every dough piece enters the next process in optimal condition.

 

Core Applications of the OC-167 Dough Rolling Machine

1. Toast Bread Production Lines

In toast bread manufacturing, uniform dough length and diameter are essential for:

  • Consistent loaf height
  • Even baking
  • Smooth pan loading

The OC-167 handles dough weights from 50g to 1200g, making it suitable for both standard toast and large sandwich loaves. The adjustable rolling system allows operators to fine-tune dough thickness, ensuring compatibility with different mold sizes and fermentation requirements.

Application value:

  • Reduced manual adjustment
  • Stable shaping for long production runs
  • Improved product uniformity

2. Baguette and French Bread Shaping

Baguette dough requires gentle handling to preserve internal gas structure while achieving a long, even shape. The OC-167 uses:

  • Smooth food-grade UPE rollers
  • High-strength chrome-plated components
  • French wool felt conveyor belt, designed to prevent sticking and fiber shedding

This combination allows the dough to be rolled evenly without tearing or excessive pressure.

Result:

  • Natural surface tension
  • Consistent baguette length
  • Improved crust development after baking

3. Flexible Diameter and Length Control

Different markets demand different product specifications. With the OC-167:

  • Dough thickness is adjusted via a rotating adjuster with scale indicator
  • Diameter and length can be precisely controlled according to product standards

This flexibility makes the machine ideal for bakeries producing multiple SKUs on the same line, reducing changeover time and improving overall efficiency.

 

Key Design Features That Support Continuous Production

Stable Structure for Industrial Use

The machine frame is constructed from 304 food-grade stainless steel, ensuring:

  • High durability
  • Easy cleaning
  • Compliance with food safety standards

With a net weight of approximately 284 kg, the OC-167 remains stable even during long operating hours.

Conveyor System Optimized for Dough Handling

The imported French wool felt conveyor belt is specially selected for dough processing:

  • Non-shedding surface
  • Excellent dough grip without sticking
  • Smooth transfer to downstream equipment

This is especially important in high-hydration dough applications where surface damage must be avoided.

Reliable Electrical Configuration

Operating at 380V / 50Hz with a power consumption of only 1 kW, the OC-167 balances performance with energy efficiency. This makes it suitable for both medium and large-scale bakeries aiming to control operational costs.

 

Typical Integration in a Bread Production Line

The OC-167 is commonly installed:

  • After dough dividing
  • Before intermediate proofing or molding

It works seamlessly with dough dividers, rounders, and molding machines, forming a smooth and logical workflow that minimizes manual handling.

 

Who Is the OC-167 Best Suited For?

This dough rolling machine is ideal for:

  • Industrial bakeries producing toast, baguettes, and French bread
  • Central kitchens supplying multiple retail outlets
  • Export-oriented bakeries requiring consistent product standards

Its wide dough weight range and robust construction make it a long-term investment rather than a single-purpose machine.

 

Technical Specifications at a Glance

Specification

Details

Model

OC-167

Total Power

1KW

Voltage

380v

Dimensions (L×W×H)

960*1010*1080mm

 

Final Thoughts

The OC-167 Dough Rolling Machine is not just a shaping device—it is a critical control point in professional bread production. By combining precision, stability, and flexibility, it helps bakeries achieve consistent quality while improving production efficiency.

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