Corn Flake Making Machine Corn Puffs Making Machine Snack Food Production Line
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Corn Flake Making Machine Corn Puffs Making Machine Snack Food Production Line

product introduce Corn flakes making machine adopt corn. rice. wheat. oat. barley etc as ingredients to make puffed snack. This automatic process line is of leading leve for its superior characters "Normal materials. convenient operation and maintenance. lower power consumption. higher output. Machine Details NameMT-75 Twin Screw ExtruderCapacity200-300kg/hrUsagepuffing snacks extrusionWorking principleConsists of feeding system. extruding […]

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Product Description


product introduce
Corn flakes making machine adopt corn. rice. wheat. oat. barley etc as ingredients to make puffed snack. This automatic process line is of leading leve for its superior characters "Normal materials. convenient operation and maintenance. lower power consumption. higher output.
Machine Details
Name
MT-75 Twin Screw Extruder
Capacity
200-300kg/hr
Usage
puffing snacks extrusion
Working principle
Consists of feeding system. extruding system. cutting system. heating system. gearing system and controlling system.
Advantage
Automatic lubricating. cooling function. guarantee safe running.
Screw is made by special tech. bear grinding. steady and reliable. long service life.
Name
Corn Flakes Dryer Machine
Heating Source
Gas. Electric
Capacity
According to Extruder
Function
drying puffed snacks after extruding. pre-drying snacks. to avoid sticky problem for next procedure.
Name
New type Corn flakes flaking machinery
Capacity
200-300kg/hr
Usage
Flaking the puffed corn granules into flakes
Advantage
PLC control system;
Hydraulic system for double rollers;
Double Motors for separate roller driving;
temperature pipe is controlled evenly by 
infrared sensor.
Name
Hot air roasting oven
Function
after hot air roasting. bubbles will happen on the surface of corn flakes. then crispy
 corn flakes will be produced.
Consists
vibrating pan with high temperature spraying tubes.
The combustion chamer adopts conciliation burner.
Two separate circulating fans and cyclone dust removal device.
Advantage
sanitary. 
precise temperature control
Name
Coating system
Consists
double tumble for sugar melting. elevator.
coating drum. spraying nozzle.
Function
melting and spraying sugar onto the surface of natural corn flakes.
Capacity
According to Extruder. different model will be chosen.
Mixing–Extruding–Flaking–Drying–Hot Air roasting–Cooling–Packing

Mixing–Extruding–Flaking–Drying–Hot air roasting–Sugar spraying–Sugar Coating–Drying–Cooling–Packing

Samples
Sample Picture
Corn flakes with/without sugar.
With some machines of this corn flakes processing line. various shapes of breakfast cereal snacks can be produced also.
Specification
item
value
Applicable Industries
Food & Beverage Factory. Retail. Food Shop. Food & Beverage Shops
Showroom Location
None
Condition
New
Production Capacity
60 pcs/Min
Place of Origin
China
Brand Name
MT
Voltage
220V/380V
Power
3kw
Dimension(L*W*H)
1330*440*960mm
Weight
50KG
Warranty
1 Year
Marketing Type
New Product 2020
Machinery Test Report
Provided
Video outgoing-inspection
Provided
Warranty of core components
1 Year
Core Components
Gearbox
Key Selling Points
Automatic
Name
Tortilla Production Line
Packing & Delivery
Packing&Delivery
Plastic bubble film on the surface of machines. then wooden case for the spare parts of all processing line based on customer's requirements.
We can supply fumigation package and certificate.
Special packing requirement is available.
Company Profile
Specializing in R&D. production. sales. application promotion of food engineering projects.With more than 10 years of quality. expertise and professionalism on puffed snacks machine industry. we have gained good reputation on market.
We offer one-turnkey solution project for customers. Machine customized is accepted according to customer's requirements. With high quality machines . cost-effective price and good after-sale service. our machines have been popular on market. welcome you to visit us before ordering.
Until now. our machines have been exported to many countries. which gains good reputation from all over the world.
FAQ
FAQ
1.Q: Are you manufacturer?
A: We are professional manufacturer for more than 10 years experience. with professional engineering and after-sales team.
2. Q: Do you offer formula?
A: we will supply basic recipe and machine setting parameters to customers.
3. Q: Do you accept machine customization?
A: We will offer suitable proposal and factory layout according to customers' factory size and local voltage.
4. Q: what's your after-sale service?
A: After shipment. one or two engineers will be asked to your factory for machine installation. testing and training service.

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**Goal**: Optimize an H1 product title for "mtextrusion.com" based on specific constraints. **Constraints & Rules**: 1. **Source Title**: "Best Price Corn Flakes Making Machine Breakfast Cereals Processing Line with Motor As Core Component" 2. **Category**: "breakfast cereals corn flakes machine" 3. **Target Site**: "mtextrusion.com" * *Role*: EXTRUSION TECHNOLOGY (Screw configuration, barrel temp, etc.). * *Mapping*: The provided list of roles (Catalog, Stock, Tech, Line, Auto, OEM, App, Entry, Dist) doesn't perfectly match "Technology". The closest fit for a machinery site focusing on the *process* and *build* is "Turnkey Solution" (Line Projects) or "Manufacturer" (General). Given the site role emphasizes "how extrusion shapes the product" (Technology/Process), but the allowed pools are fixed, I need to select the best fit. * *Re-evaluating Site Role Mapping*: * mtextrusion.com = "EXTRUSION TECHNOLOGY Angle". * Allowed Pools: * Catalog: Manufacturer / Factory Supply / Full Range * Tech Selection: Specifications / Technical Guide / Model Selection * Line Projects: Production Line / Turnkey Solution / Complete Line * "Technology" implies the *method* or the *guide*. However, usually, these sites sell the *line*. Let's look at the "Product Draft": It's a "Corn Flakes Processing Line". * Let's check the pools again. "Technical Guide" fits the "Technology" angle best conceptually, but "Turnkey Solution" fits the *product* (a line) best. * Let's look at the instruction: "From [Customer Profile] SITE ROLES find [Target Site] corresponding role". * Site: mtextrusion.com -> Role: EXTRUSION TECHNOLOGY. * The prompt lists specific categories (Catalog, Stock, Tech, Line, Auto, OEM, App, Entry, Dist). "Extrusion Technology" isn't explicitly one of these headers. * However, "Tech Selection" (Technical Guide) or "Line Projects" (Turnkey Solution) are candidates. * Let's look at the "Product Draft" again. It's a full line. * Let's look at the "Site Role" description: "Angle: how extrusion shapes the product... Buyer: technical buyer or process engineer." * If I must map "Extrusion Technology" to one of the 9 buckets: * Is it a Catalog? No. * Is it Tech Selection? Yes, "Technical Guide" fits the "Technology" angle. * Is it Line Projects? Yes, "Turnkey Solution" fits the product. * Let's try to interpret "Extrusion Technology" as "Technical Guide" or "Specifications" because the angle is about the *science* (screw config, temp profile). * *Alternative*: The prompt says "If no match found -> Manufacturer / Factory Supply". * Let's look at the other sites. `jnfoodextrusion.com` is "Turnkey Line". `mtextruder.com` is "Machine Spec". `mtextrusion.com` is "Technology". * "Technology" is closest to "Technical Guide" (from the "Tech Selection" bucket). * Let's assume the pool is: **Specifications / Technical Guide / Model Selection**. 4. **Record ID**: 5362. * Sum: 5 + 3 + 6 + 2 = 16. 5. **Sentence Structure (Layer 2)**: * 16 % 6 = 4. * Structure 4: `[Category Word] with [Core Config] – [Site Modifier]` 6. **Modifier Selection (Layer 3)**: * Pool: Specifications / Technical Guide / Model Selection (Length 3). * 16 % 3 = 1. * Index 1 (0-based): **Technical Guide**. (0: Specifications, 1: Technical Guide, 2: Model Selection). * *Self-Correction*: If I map "Extrusion Technology" to "Line Projects" (since it's a processing line), the pool is "Production Line / Turnkey Solution / Complete Line". 16%3 = 1 -> "Turnkey Solution". * Which is better? The site role is explicitly "EXTRUSION TECHNOLOGY". The content is about "how extrusion shapes the product". "Technical Guide" feels more aligned with the *angle* described. However, the product is a "Processing Line". A "Technical Guide" usually refers to a document, not the machine itself. * Let's look at the "Line Projects" site (`jnfoodextrusion.com`). That is explicitly "Turnkey Line". * `mtextrusion.com` is "Technology". * Maybe the "Tech Selection" bucket is the intended target for "Technology". * Let's try to fit the structure: `[Category Word] with [Core Config] – [Site Modifier]` * Category Word: Corn Flakes Processing Line (from draft) or Corn Flakes Making Machine (from source). Source says "Corn Flakes Making Machine". Draft says "Corn Flakes Processing Line". Rule: "Product Category Word - from Category or Draft... only if source is missing/non-standard". Source has "Corn Flakes Making Machine". Category is "breakfast cereals corn flakes machine". Let's use **Corn Flakes Making Machine** or **Breakfast Cereals Processing Line**. * Source Title: "Best Price Corn Flakes Making Machine Breakfast Cereals Processing Line..." * Core Config (from Source/Draft): "Motor As Core Component" (Source) or "Twin Screw" (Draft - *Wait, Rule: "Forbidden: Introduce specs... not in source title"*). * **CRITICAL CHECK**: "Forbidden: Introduce specs... not in source title". * Source Title: "Best Price Corn Flakes Making Machine Breakfast Cereals Processing Line with Motor As Core Component". * Allowed words from source: Corn Flakes Making Machine, Breakfast Cereals Processing Line, Motor. * "Twin Screw" is in the draft but NOT in the source title. I cannot use "Twin Screw" in the H1 if I strictly follow "Forbidden: Introduce... specs... not in source title". * *Correction*: The rule says "Title every substantive word must come from [Source Title], [Category] or [Allowed Library]". * "Twin Screw" is not in Source, not in Category ("breakfast cereals corn flakes machine"), and not in the Allowed Library (General modifiers). * So I must use "Motor" (from source) or just the category words. * "Motor" is a weak "Core Config". * Let's look at the Category: "breakfast cereals corn flakes machine". * Let's look at Structure 4: `[Category Word] with [Core Config] – [Site Modifier]` * If "Core Config" is hard to fill from source (only "Motor"), I might need to switch structure? "If source info insufficient... take next". * Is "Motor" a valid core config? Yes, it's in the source. 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