M440 · Configuration option
M440 Noodle Line with Folding-Compound Unit
Follow this M440 configuration from compound dough sheeting through large- and small-wave rolling, dough-sheet folding, transfer conveyors and two smooth-roller sets to noodle forming.
Showroom photographs, AI-retouched for presentation. Unretouched views are linked beside each image.
Equipment in process order
Eight stages, including two smooth-roller sets
The sequence below identifies this folding-compound option. The two smooth-roller sets are separate successive stages within item 07.
- 01
Compound dough sheeter
Forms the initial compound sheet before the wave-profile rolling stages.
- 02
Large-wave roller
The first wave-profile stage in this configuration.
- 03
Small-wave roller
The second wave-profile stage, before folding and compounding.
- 04
Folding-compound unit
Folds and compounds the dough sheet at the specified point in the sequence.
- 05
Extended conveyor
Provides the transfer section after the folding-compound unit.
- 06
Elevating conveyor
Transfers the sheet to the next processing height.
- 07
Two smooth-roller sets
Two successive smooth-roller reduction stages follow the conveyors.
- 08
Noodle-forming unit
Forms noodle strands at the end of the sequence described here.
Dough mixing takes place upstream. This configuration description ends at noodle forming; downstream cooling, length cutting and packaging are not added to this sequence.
See the equipment
Seven views of the configuration
Compare the sheeting, roller and conveyor sections. The square images open larger views; use the unretouched links to examine original details and markings. These display photographs do not show dough running through the equipment.
How the stages connect
The large-wave and small-wave rollers come before the folding-compound unit in this arrangement. The extended and elevating conveyors then connect that section to the two smooth-roller sets. Noodle forming follows the smooth-roller stages.
The photographs make it easier to identify the transfer belts, paired roller stands and drive-side components. They do not establish recipe settings, roller gaps, resting time or accepted hourly output for a particular dough.
Where this option fits
This is a configuration detail page within the M440 noodle-line family. The main M440 page also describes a ten-unit arrangement with a dough resting chamber and downstream cooling and length cutting. That is a separate listed arrangement.
The main page's reference capacity and site-length figures should not be treated as measured results or a layout drawing for this photographed option. Final modules and interfaces follow the selected configuration.
Continue with the M440 line
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