18 Years Factory Automatic Small Crepe Roti Chapati - Automatic Small Crepe Roti Chapati Tortilla making machine – Hanjue Precision
18 Years Factory Automatic Small Crepe Roti Chapati - Automatic Small Crepe Roti Chapati Tortilla making machine – Hanjue Precision Detail:
Crepe machine
Description: Hanjue crepe machine is a type semi-automatic processing machinery. Can produce roti, tortilla, chapati, and other round thin pancake food.
2. Parameters:
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Type |
HJ-200 |
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Capacity |
100~150 pcs/h |
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Food size |
Φ200mm, can customized Thickness: 0.8~1.2mm |
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Dimension |
428*320*295mm |
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Power |
Single phase, 220V 2kw/h |
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Machine weight |
20 kg |
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Temperature |
150~200℃ |
3. Features:
* Small size, suit for small shop, home and restaurant
* Semi-automatic, need to pick up by yourself
* Size can customized according to your need
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Bear "Customer 1st, Good quality first" in mind, we work closely with our prospects and supply them with efficient and professional services for 18 Years Factory Automatic Small Crepe Roti Chapati - Automatic Small Crepe Roti Chapati Tortilla making machine – Hanjue Precision, The product will supply to all over the world, such as: Florida , Jamaica , Portugal , We have developed large markets in many countries, such as Europe and the United States, Eastern Europe and Eastern Asia. Meanwhile with the powerful predominance in persons with ability, strict production management and business concept.we constantly carry on self-innovation, technological innovation, managing innovation and business concept innovation. To follow the world markets fashion, new products are kept on researching and providing to guarantee our competitive advantage in styles, quality, price and service.
By Denise
from Brisbane
- 2018.12.25 12:43
This is the first business after our company establish, products and services are very satisfying, we have a good start, we hope to cooperate continuous in the future!
By Andrew Forrest
from London
- 2017.03.28 16:34
