A manual version, the RAM R30 is also available.
ABPAtlas is member of the BESA Group, which consists of a large number of Australian manufacturers, importers, and distributors of bakery plant and equipment.
Fully Automatic
Divider Rounder
RAM REX30
The RAM fully automatic divider rounder represents the best value money can buy.
RAM has been designed and built with the baker in mind which is why you can expect to get many years of trouble free operation.
Pressing, Dividing and rounding all by automatic cycle. Cutting with the dough under pressure, double piston and adjustable rounding stroke by PLC controls.
- Structure in stainless steel 18/10 oven-painted
- Stainless steel knives
- Head and dividing disc in cast aluminium for food
- Synthetic rounding plate for food
- Divides and rounds soft or firm doughs
- Low power consumption .75 kW
- Small space requirements
- Easy to remove top covers for ease of cleaning
- Machine total manufactured in Stainless Steel to eliminate rusting
- The head of machine can be tilted for ease of cleaning
- Easy maintenance, no lubrication required
- Machine supplied with 3 x hygiene moulding plates
- Production up to 12.000 pieces per hour cut only or 10,000 per hour dividing and rounding
- Supplied on wheels with lock downs for sturdy operation
| RAM REX30 Divider Rounder | |
| Divisions | 30 |
| Dough Weight | 40-135 |
| Capacity | 4 Kg |
| Aperture Opening | 70mm |
| Weight | 360Kg |
| Power | 0.75 Kw |
We also have an extensive selection of Planetary mixers in the Atlas range. From the 7 litre Atlas SH108 through to the 140 litre Atlas SH140
The first Atlas Planetary Mixer was manufactured and introduced to the Australian Bakery market in 1988.
Since that time, thousands of mixers have been working reliably in Bakeries, Confectionaries, Pizza Shops, Restaurants, Cafes and even some unusual applications such as in the medical industry for mixing of creams and medications or mixing of inks in the printing industry.
This machine is not just very productive, but no more O.H. & S. issues either — says ANG at the Yellow Bakery