| 摘要 |
<p>Disclosed herein is an invention that belongs to the technical field of machines or equipment for bakeries and relates, in particular, to a machine for forming unbroken rings, or similar, of dough out of strips of moistened and kneaded flour. The technical problem that has to be solved is how to construct a machine of this nature which, despite being simple and of a relatively reduced volume, is able to handle contemporaneously many strips of dough and, above all, has the ability to prevent the strips from undergoing force harmful to the formation of dough of a particular shape, for example an unbroken ring. A solution to the problem is achieved with a machine for forming shaped pieces out of strips of moistened and kneaded flour, comprising drive and guide elements whose structure is such that they are able to keep the said strips virtually parallel with one another, and to give each of the said strips a flow trajectory defined by a succession of essentially rectilinear sections, angularly deviated, by a plurality of deflection means, placed side by side, along at least one deviation line, inclined with respect to the flow trajectory, the strips being forwarded downwards the deviation line, inclined with respect to the flow trajectory, in such a way as to define between each couple of strips therebelow, a distance greater than that one between each couple of strips of dough over the flow trajectory, thereby corresponding to the distance between the forming devices.</p> |
