Dough Moulder

The molder receives pieces of dough from the intermediate proofer and shapes them into cylinders ready to be placed in the pans. There are several types of molders, but all have four functions in common: sheeting, curling, rolling, and sealing. Dough moulding is the final step of the makeup stage in high-speed production of pan or loaf-type bread. It is a continuous mode operation, always receiving dough pieces from the intermediate proofer and placing them into pans.