Yasaki JDR-650/3N Floor Model Dough Sheeter
- Belt Width: 630mm
- Table Length: 1200mm
- Adjustable Thickness: 1~35mm
- Large roller opening: 40mm (with large hard chrome rollers)
- Dough Weight Capacity: 6.5kg
- Steel, stainless steel & aluminium
- Easy to remove & clean scraper assemblies with low replacement cost
- Safety guards with internal safety switching
- Quality food-grade conveyor belt (not a cotton belt)
- No external switches to allow flour entry & subsequent damage
- The internal mechanism locks rollers in position
- No ratchet to wear & possibly catch operator's knuckles
- Allows easy access in the folded position to conveyor drive-rollers for cleaning
- Warranty: 24 months Parts and Labour
- Power: 415V; 750W
- Dimensions: 2950 x 1100 x 1180mm(h)
- Weight: 200Kg
About the Product and Brand
Yasaki Floor Model Dough Sheeter - JDR-650/3N
A powerhouse solution designed to elevate production for bakeries, pizzerias, and pastry‑manufacturing operations that demand both volume and precision. With a generous 630 mm belt width and a 1,200 mm‑long table, this machine offers the capacity and workspace to handle larger batches of dough with ease.
Built to thrive in high‑demand, high‑throughput environments, the unit boasts a rugged construction of steel, stainless steel and aluminium (no fragile plastic casings), paired with hard‑chrome rollers and a food‑grade conveyor belt that resists flour ingress and wear. Safety and hygiene are front of mind: the machine includes guards with internal safety switching, easy‑to‑remove scraper assemblies for cleaning access, and an internal roller locking mechanism rather than an exposed ratchet system.
In short, if your production line requires a heavy‑duty sheeter that offers wide‑format sheets, precision control, robust durability and ease of maintenance — the JDR‑650/3N is the professional choice to drive efficiency and product quality in your operation.
Federal Hospitality Equipment (F.H.E) is an Australian owned importer and catering supplier of quality commercial food, catering & restaurant equipment, supplying and servicing Australia and New Zealand with commercial kitchen and catering equipment for over 50 years.
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