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Chocolate moulds get pre-heat treat
25 January 2013
A 9kW carbon infra-red heating system from Heraeus Noblelight is helping to ensure consistent chocolate quality while reducing production line down-times at OP Chocolate's Dowlais, South Wales, factory. The system is

A 9kW carbon infra-red
heating system from Heraeus
Noblelight is helping to
ensure consistent chocolate
quality while reducing
production line down-times
at OP Chocolate's Dowlais,
South Wales, factory. The
system is used to pre-heat
chocolate moulds prior to
filling and replaces a longestablished
ceramic infra-red
system.
One third the size of the old system, the new carbon medium wave system features three 3kW emitters and can be either manually or automatically controlled.
With manual control the emitter outputs can be adjusted by the operator to achieve a mould temperature of 30°C as measured by a pyrometer. With automatic control, the emitters are regulated automatically according to the pyrometer setting.
One third the size of the old system, the new carbon medium wave system features three 3kW emitters and can be either manually or automatically controlled.
With manual control the emitter outputs can be adjusted by the operator to achieve a mould temperature of 30°C as measured by a pyrometer. With automatic control, the emitters are regulated automatically according to the pyrometer setting.
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