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2026-10-26
The PAPA automatic bun machine integrates dough processing, filling and forming into a modular production line for bakeries and food-service operators. Its design is intended to support high-volume, standardized output while preserving the texture associated with hand-made products. The system combines mechanical pressing, controlled dough division and configurable shaping tools.
The machine is built around separate functional modules that operate in sequence. This structure is intended to keep production continuous and stable, from dough preparation through final shaping.
The overall workflow links dough pressing, portioning, filling and forming, with each stage controlled to maintain consistency across a production run.
Three stages form the central production process, according to the machine’s specifications.
Published specifications list the machine’s operating ranges and construction materials.
| Module | Key parameters or specifications |
|---|---|
| Dough press | Pressure cycles: 1–99; thickness: 0.8–1.8 cm; maximum single-batch capacity: 15 kg |
| Dough moisture content | 38%–50% |
| Control system | Mitsubishi PLC with imported photoelectric sensors |
| Material | SUS 304 stainless steel on food-contact surfaces |
The system uses a Mitsubishi PLC and photoelectric sensors, while food-contact surfaces are made from SUS 304 stainless steel. Dough moisture can range from 38% to 50%, and the press can apply 1 to 99 pressure cycles with a thickness range of 0.8 to 1.8 cm and a maximum single-batch capacity of 15 kg.
The equipment is designed around industrial production stability and food-safety requirements.
The machine can adjust production speed, product dimensions and filling ratios, allowing it to handle a range of dough moisture levels and pastry-type products. Its food-contact components are specified for hygiene compliance, and the structure is designed for straightforward cleaning.
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