butterfly valve in lieu of sliding flour gate Removable stainless mixer legs to raise bowl discharge height (per 3" increment) Top-rear access hatch Extra liquid inlet Main drive motor upgrade Washdown duty main drive Remote pedestal operator controls NEMA 4X stainless remote, motor control cabinet Allen Bradley PanelView 600 with Micrologix PLC SPECIFICATIONS Model Rated Capacity (lb.) @ 65% Absorption Standard Main Drive Approximate Shipping Weight SJT-400 400 25 H.P. 8000 lb. SJT-6

(363 kg.) to 3200 lb. (1452 kg.) capacity Heavy duty horizontal tilt bowl dough mixer Offset frame design to allow for fully automated dough discharge sequence Designed for mixing breads, rolls, buns, flour tortillas, croissants, bagels, pizza, specialty doughs and English muffins MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS OFFSET TILT BOWL MIXER Frame Assembly • The exterior of the mixer is entirely covered with polished stainless steel and mounted on a rigid steel frame treated with a stainless steel epoxy

This new type of seal allows easy cleaning. Solid stainless steel breaker bar (adjustable four positions) Heavy duty stainless steel main shaft Single end belt drive with integral gearhead motor mounted on adjustable base eliminates binder Main motor can be replaced from the back or the drive side (depending on option) Standard agitator RPM: 35/70 (other RPM's are available as options) Manual central lubrication system Top Assembly • 12" (305 mm) O.D. butterfly or sliding flour gate • Tw

Two-button start . Stop . Emergency stop . MCR reset . Pump speed . Auger speed meter . Inverter fault indicator . E-stop indicator • Inverter drive • Allen Bradley Micrologix PLC • Main disconnect switch • Machine mounted stainless steel junction box * AMF recommends that pipe length be restricted to 10’ (3048 mm) with a maximum of two elbows. Pipe lengths in excess of 10’ (3048 mm) or more than two elbows will result in a significant maximum throughput reduction and have potential damaging eff

The complete hoist is fabricated from heavy gauge steel plate. Lift chains are mounted inside the legs and driven by sprockets welded to the top main shaft and secured to the hoist legs via special heavy duty roller bearings. To ensure adequate static and shock load capacities, uses #120 chain having 34,000 pound tensile strength. This provides the hoist with a 20:1 safety factor. For added safety and simplicity, the gearbox is mounted directly onto the main shaft and is protected by a torque

Dimensions, illustrations, technical data, weights, etc. are given as an indication only. || /E11 SION 500 t?°\ r c Planetary mixers

Dimensions, illustrations, technical data, weights, etc. are given as an indication only. || /E11 SION 500 t?°\ r c Planetary mixers

Tool kit Recommended spare parts kits Optional Glen 340 Column Bowl Dumper (shown) Features: • Heavy duty tubular construction • Easy mobility attained by: 4 swivel casters 2 waist high handles Strategically located floor locks Capacity: 1000 lbs. Floor level loading Quick adjust discharge height All Stainless-steel exterior - 3/16” heavy duty column Complete with all electrical controls Easy access to all components Positive chain lift and return with safety brake ' Variable discharge

and 2400 lb. capacity • Reliable performance Features & Benefits Two-speed gearmotor, specifically designed for mixer use, TEFC, with thermal overload protection. Drive chain and drive sprocket run in an oil bath, assuring constant lubrication of the system. • The mixer frame is entirely fabricated of solid stainless steel. • Stainless steel wide type bumper. • Stainless steel end doors and crowns. • Pneumatic assembly. rC Mechanical Specifications > STATIONARY BOWL MIXER Bowl And C

The Xtra-Wide® Spotting Scope features multi-coated lenses for exceptional resolution, brightness and clarity. The Xtra-Wide® Spotting Scope comes complete with an aluminum and rubber composite design and flip down lens cap and a protective case that can remain on the unit while in use. FOCUSING The focusing system is easy and accurate. Rotate the focusing wheel until the image seems to be in sharp, crisp focus. There is no need to overshoot or hunt for the correct focus. Once the image appear