A model-specific page built from the actual August 2026 machine, its identification plate and its installed control interface. Catalogue performance data stays visible, but separate from what this serial-numbered unit proves.
The photographed unit and the January 2026 catalogue agree on model, voltage, power and weight. Overall dimensions differ, so the current machine plate takes priority on this page and the catalogue figure remains disclosed for engineering follow-up.
| Product | Vacuum dough mixer |
|---|---|
| Model | ZKHM-150 |
| Voltage | 380 V |
| Power | 12.8 kW |
| Gross weight | 1,000 kg |
| Overall dimensions | 1500 × 1250 × 1500 mm |
| Manufacturing date | 2026.8 |
Use these dimensions for the photographed unit. Utility interfaces, clearance and final layout still require the signed project drawing.
| Dry flour input | 50 kg / batch |
|---|---|
| Published vacuum | -0.08 MPa |
| Published mixing time | 6 min |
| Published paddle speed | 48 rpm |
| Published mixing-bar speed | 88 / 44 rpm |
| Catalogue dimensions | 1340 × 920 × 1375 mm |
Catalogue dimensions do not match the August 2026 nameplate. Confirm whether the project is a standard or configured build before approving foundations, access paths or freight planning.
Each photograph is used as evidence for a specific review point: control, chamber, model identity or rear-side utility arrangement.
The installed cabinet carries the ZKHM-150 model mark. The touchscreen shows a 180-second kneading time at the moment photographed and a vacuum reading of 0.0 MPa while idle.
The close view documents the chamber opening and the installed mixing element. It is useful for a preliminary discussion about dough style, loading, discharge and cleaning access.
The rear photograph records the as-built placement of the visible vacuum and water-related components. It does not, by itself, establish connection sizes, consumption or purchaser supply boundaries.
The nameplate is included at readable resolution so the commercial specification can be checked against the machine evidence.
The photos are model-specific, but a safe buying decision still needs product trials and signed project documents.
Send your product, recipe range, target batches per hour, destination utilities and required delivery scope. HELPER can then issue the machine-specific configuration and signed technical boundary.
