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publicationDate 1998-01-20-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date>
publicationNumber JP-H1014479-A
titleOfInvention Thin-skin food molding equipment
abstract (57) [Summary] [PROBLEMS] The present invention can always, quickly and reliably, efficiently and efficiently mold a dough having a large viscoelasticity or fluidity into a required shape by machine. Provided is a thin-skin food molding apparatus that can be mass-produced mechanically. The endless drive belt (4) having a required length is horizontally disposed so as to be able to intermittently run, and the conveying surface of the endless drive belt (4) divides and supplies a required amount of cloth in a predetermined amount. A forming means 8 for pressing the supplied dough on the conveying surface of the endless drive belt 4 with a required mold 16 while heating and pressing the formed dough; A pressurizing means 9 for applying pressure while heating the conveying surface to apply a thin skin shape, and a heating means 10 for heating the dough which is expanded and moves together with the endless drive belt 4 are sequentially arranged at predetermined intervals. It consists of a configuration.
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