Chocolate cooling tunnel

Chocolate Cooling Tunnel

Chocolate cooling tunnels finish the drying process for enrobed and coated chocolate products. Once a product has been coated using an enrobing machine, it passes through the tunnel where cooled air sets the chocolate evenly before it’s ready to pack.

GAMI cooling tunnels come in different lengths, widths and heights depending on your equipment set-up and products.  Each tunnel can be set to maintain a steady temperature throughout, or to run different zones at different temperatures along its length.

Vertical cooling tunnels are also  available for a more compact resolution to cooling  chocolate bars or any moulded products.

TR300, TR400 and TR600 tunnels are built using the same cooling system, with belt widths of 300 mm, 430 mm and 630 mm, respectively. All three can accommodate  product up to 70 mm high as standard, with a taller option available if your product needs it.

Tunnel length starts at 4 m for the TR300, 6 m for the TR400 and 8 m for the TR600, and can be extended in 2 m modules. Every 6 metres along the tunnel, an independent thermo-regulated cooling unit is added, so longer tunnels can run different temperature zones rather than a single setting end to end.

Belt speed is adjustable to match your enrobing line, so the tunnel can be tuned to the dwell time your product needs to set properly without over- or under-cooling.

Available in 300 mm, 400 mm or 600 mm belt widths
Horizontal cooling tunnels available 4m to 20m long
Vertical cooling tunnels with a capacity of 56 or 90 moulds
Cooled air loop with thermostat control
Independent, thermo-regulated cooling unit added every 6 metres of tunnel
Adjustable belt feed speed
Humidity control for a consistent finish
Modular construction – extend tunnel length in 2 m sections as your line grows

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