Mini Panipuri Fryer Machine Set
The specific "Spray Fryer" technology you mentioned is a
high-tech innovation that ensures even oil distribution, preventing the puris
from staying flat or getting oil-logged.
1. Dough Kneader (Besan/Maida Mixer)
This starts the process by creating a stiff dough.
- Capacity: 20 kg
to 40 kg per batch .
- Material: SS 304
food-grade bowl.
2. Sheeter & Cutting Machine (Combined)
Mini lines usually combine the sheeter (rollers) and the die-cutter into
one compact unit.
- Function: It
rolls the dough into a thin sheet and automatically cuts it into uniform
circles.
- Production: 30,000
to 50,000 pieces per hour.
3. Fermentation / Storage Chamber
This is the "secret" to a perfect puff. It controls
temperature and humidity so the raw puris rest before frying.2
- Features: Digital
humidity and temperature sensors.
- Image of Pannel
- Capacity: Trays
holding up to 1,00000 ( One Lakhs) raw puris.
4. Continuous Spray Fryer (Specialized Panipuri Fryer)
Standard deep fryers often fail with panipuri( Golgappa ). A Spray Fryer
uses a system where oil is gently "sprayed" or circulated over the
puris to ensure they flip and puff on both sides automatically.
- Heating: Gas
(LPG) – Electric-Wood Pellet
- Oil Capacity: 70–120
Liters.
5. Cooling Conveyor
Directly after frying, the puris are too hot to pack. The cooling
conveyor uses fans to bring them to room temperature quickly to maintain
crispness.
- Length: 15 to 30
feet.
- Material: SS mesh
belt.
For a Mini Set (Capacity ~30,000 pcs/hr), the total investment is
approximately:
Recommended Setup Layout
|
Stage |
Machine |
Purpose |
|
Step 1 |
Dough Kneader |
Mixes flour and water. |
|
Step 2 |
Sheeter/Cutter |
Forms the raw puri circles. |
|
Step 3 |
Chamber |
Rests dough to ensure maximum "puffing." |
|
Step 4 |
Spray Fryer |
High-speed, uniform frying. |
|
Step 5 |
Cooling Belt |
Prepares for immediate packaging. |