Pardon - I have not translated that much content to English for now - please enjoy the pictures and videos!
Speculoos Machine RNK
Some time ago my company was doing business with a regional biscuit factory. When I visited the "bakery" I was always fascinated by the tasty
combination of technology and biscuits.
By chance I was able to purchase an RNK pastry molding machine from the 50th/60th in a nearby bakery in August 2021.
On this page I will talk about the workup and hopefully soon about the operation of my speculoos machine as well.
I keep this page as a construction diary - current status: 19.08.2021
Technology of a pastry molding machine
Biscuit molding machines shape baked goods with the help of negative molds and place it on a conveyor belt, on individual baking trays or even on the baking belt of a continuous oven.
The negative forms of the pastry are usually incorporated into a roller, and in newer machines also into molding belts. Depending on the size and capacity of the machine,
one to hundreds of pastry molds can be accommodated on the roller.
The company RNK, Krefeld, Germany
RNK = Richard Niescher, Krefeld, Germany.
Page under construction
"Delivery condition"
construction diary
This is where my construction diary begins - you can always find the latest entries at the top. So if you want to see everything from the beginning, you have to work your way up from the bottom of the page ...
Side frame of the pastry former lacquered,
new spacer bolts made of stainless steel
Castings of the speculoos machine
Sharpen the knife for the speculoos machine
Sharpen the knife for the speculoos machine
Pressure Roller
According to Mr. X, newly applied rubber should work well with 27 Shore.