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JH2208
Shanghai Juheng
Mode | JH1902 |
| Dimension | 5548mm(L)*8045mm(W)*367mm(H) |
Capacit | 2000-3000pcs/h |
Power specification | 380V, 50HZ, 3PH, 5.8KW |
The Croissant Making Machine is a space-efficient, automated solution designed to streamline the production of laminated croissant dough forms. Tailored for small to mid-scale bakeries, this line transforms raw laminated dough into consistent, perfectly layered croissants with minimal manual effort, bridging the gap between artisanal quality and industrial efficiency. Its compact footprint ensures seamless integration into limited kitchen spaces, while intuitive controls and food-safe materials prioritize ease of use, hygiene, and durability. Unlike manual shaping— which often leads to inconsistent layering and size variations—this line uses precision-engineered rollers and cutters to deliver uniform, ready-to-bake croissant forms, enhancing productivity, reducing labor costs, and preserving the buttery, flaky texture that defines premium croissants. Whether for classic straight croissants, pain au chocolat, or almond croissants, it adapts to diverse recipes, making it an essential tool for bakers seeking to scale production without compromising on taste or appearance.

## Production Process – From Dough Sheet to Shaped Croissant
The machine accepts pre‑laminated dough sheets prepared offline. The process is automated once the operator loads the dough.
Stage 1: Dough Sheet Infeed
The operator places a pre‑laminated dough sheet (or continuous dough band) onto the infeed conveyor.
Stage 2: Sheeting Calibration
Precision rollers reduce the dough sheet to the target thickness. This ensures uniform thickness across the entire sheet.
Stage 3: Triangular Cutting
A rotary cutter with triangular die stamps individual triangular dough pieces from the sheet. The scrap dough lattice is automatically removed from the cut pieces and can be collected for rework.
Stage 4: Curling & Forming
Each triangular piece is guided into a curling mechanism that rolls the dough from the base to the tip, creating the classic straight croissant shape. The curling tension is adjustable to accommodate different dough hydration levels.
Stage 5: Output
The finished, shaped croissants exit the machine on a take‑away conveyor, ready for proofing and baking.
Note: This machine produces raw, shaped croissant dough pieces. Proofing and baking must be done downstream.
Perfect for independent bakeries or local pastry shops looking to expand croissant offerings without adding extra staff. The line’s compact size and easy operation allow bakers to focus on recipe refinement while automating time-consuming shaping tasks.
Provides standardized croissant dough forms for multi-location café chains, ensuring every outlet serves croissants with the same flaky texture and consistent size. This strengthens brand identity and customer loyalty by delivering a reliable product experience.
Supports producers of artisanal or gourmet croissants (e.g., whole-grain, cheese-stuffed, or seasonal flavor variations). The line’s ability to maintain dough integrity during shaping preserves the delicate layers critical to artisanal quality, even at scale.
The line’s capacity ranges from 2000-3000pcs/h, but this varies based on croissant size and complexity. Smaller croissants (e.g., 8cm length) will yield higher hourly output, while larger or filled varieties (e.g., pain au chocolat) may reduce throughput slightly.
To create a tailored solution, please provide:
Target croissant size (length, width, and desired weight per unit).
Expected production capacity (hourly or daily output needs).
Kitchen/factory layout (available space, access to power/water, and compatibility with existing equipment like proofing ovens).