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LDX Continuous Mixer
The LDX Continuous Mixer combines all ingredients except flour in the creme-up stage. In this stage, special mixing elements cut the fat into the other ingredients. The flour is added before the development stage where the final dough is created. This mixer is ideal for most types of cookies or any application where ingredients are blended before the flour is added.
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Rotary Moulder
The Thomas L. Green Rotary Moulder is an efficient and reliable machine for creating high definition, three dimensional shapes. It is design...
Reading Bakery Systems
Vertical Spindle Mixer
The Thomas L. Green Vertical Spindle Mixer is a proven and efficient solution for mixing fermented, unfermented, and rotary moulded dough. I...
Reading Bakery Systems
Prism Emithermic Oven
The Prism Emithermic Oven offers radiant and convective heat transfer, and a humidity-controlled product zone, providing commercial bakers w...
Reading Bakery Systems
Hard & Soft Biscuit Systems
Our Thomas L. Green brand supplies innovative, reliable and cost effective biscuit equipment.
Our production systems create a variety of...
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