Automatic Gummy Depositing Machine, YOKO-RTJX-D
YOKO-RTJX-D product reference image. Final supplied configuration may vary.
Automatic Gummy Depositing Machine, YOKO-RTJX-D

YOKO-RTJX-D product reference image. Final supplied configuration may vary.

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YOKO-RTJX-D

Automatic Gummy Depositing Machine

YOKO-RTJX-D is a deposited-gummy production family with three reference outputs of 150, 300, and 600 kg per hour. The published configurations use a 45–50 stroke-per-minute reference and cover nominal candy weights of 2–12 g. Formula rheology, depositing temperature, mould geometry, cooling, demoulding, finishing, and room conditions must be reviewed together before an output is agreed.

Reference capacity / range
150 / 300 / 600 kg/hr
Dimensions
Confirmed for the selected configuration
Power
Confirmed for the selected configuration
Typical applicationGelatin-based nutraceutical or confectionery gummies · Pectin-based gummies after formula and process trials
Material or formatPrepared gelatin or pectin gummy mass · Sugars, syrups, polyols, or alternative sweetener systems after review

Equipment purpose

What this machine is designed to do

The line is intended to prepare, hold, transfer, and deposit a controlled gummy mass into mould cavities before cooling and demoulding. It can be reviewed for conventional, multicolour, or centre-filled products when the selected pumps, manifolds, formula, and mould arrangement support the required format.

Operating sequence

Working principle

Prepared syrup or gummy mass is conditioned in heated vessels and transferred through a temperature-controlled product path to the depositing head. Metering pumps deliver the programmed dose into indexed mould cavities, after which the product passes through cooling and is released by the configured demoulding system. Depositing accuracy and appearance depend on solids, viscosity, temperature, aeration, nozzle timing, mould condition, cooling profile, and the point at which acids, flavours, colours, or active ingredients are added.

Review points

  • Three reference configurations provide listed outputs of 150, 300, and 600 kg per hour.
  • The source table lists 45–50 depositing strokes per minute and a 2–12 g candy-weight range for each model.
  • Heated transfer and holding conditions help limit premature setting between preparation and depositing.
  • Vacuum-assisted preparation can be reviewed where entrained air affects clarity, density, or deposit consistency.
  • Centre-fill or multicolour capability depends on formula compatibility, pump selection, nozzle arrangement, and mould design.
  • A representative trial should measure piece weight, visual uniformity, tails or strings, bubbles, demoulding defects, centre-fill position, and sustained throughput.

Process fit

Applications and compatible materials

Use these references to frame the first technical discussion. Suitability is confirmed with actual material, format, and process data.

Typical applications

  • Gelatin-based nutraceutical or confectionery gummies
  • Pectin-based gummies after formula and process trials
  • Single-colour or multicolour deposited shapes
  • Centre-filled products with a compatible pump and manifold configuration

Material or format references

  • Prepared gelatin or pectin gummy mass
  • Sugars, syrups, polyols, or alternative sweetener systems after review
  • Approved colours, flavours, acids, oils, or active premixes
  • Compatible moulds and release agents

Reference parameters

Technical specifications

Values are model references for initial selection. The quotation and approved technical agreement define the final supplied configuration.

Technical specifications

ModelYOKO-150RTJX-D / YOKO-300RTJX-D / YOKO-600RTJX-D
Production Capacity (kg/hr)150 / 300 / 600
Stroke Speed (n/min)45-50 / 45-50 / 45-50
Candy Weight (g)2-12 / 2-12 / 2-12
Compressor Air Consumption (m³/min)0.3 / 0.3 / 0.3
Compressor Air Pressure (MPa)0.4-0.6 / 0.4-0.6 / 0.4-0.6
Power SupplyConfigured for the destination electrical standard
Working EnvironmentTemperature: <25 °CHumidity: <55% / Temperature: <25 °CHumidity: <55% / Temperature: <25 °CHumidity: <55%

Before quotation

Configuration inputs

A useful quotation starts with the product, container or format, target output, available utilities, and destination requirements.

  • 150, 300, or 600 kg/h reference line selected from the required sustained output
  • Formula preparation, vacuum, buffer, transfer, and temperature-control scope
  • Depositing manifold for single-colour, multicolour, striped, or centre-filled formats
  • Mould material, cavity drawing, piece-weight range, release system, and change parts
  • Cooling, demoulding, oiling or finishing, collection, and downstream coating interfaces
  • Utilities, room conditions, recipe controls, cleaning method, documentation, and FAT criteria

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Supporting files

Videos and technical documents

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Selection questions

Frequently asked questions

Can YOKO-RTJX-D process both gelatin and pectin gummies?

Both formula families can be reviewed, but they do not use identical process conditions. Provide the complete formula or a non-confidential process specification, solids, pH, target cooking and depositing temperatures, viscosity profile, gel point, acid-addition sequence, piece weight, and cooling target. A trial is needed to confirm transfer, dosing, setting, and release for the intended recipe.

How should the 150, 300, and 600 kg/h figures be interpreted?

They are catalogue references for three configurations, not guaranteed output for every formula and shape. Piece weight, cavity count, viscosity, depositing pattern, centre filling, cooling residence time, demoulding, cleaning, and downstream handling can constrain sustained production. The acceptance rate should be defined with one agreed formula, mould, and quality standard.

What is needed for a centre-filled gummy project?

Provide the shell and centre formulations, their temperatures and viscosities at depositing, target shell-to-centre ratio, piece drawing, permissible migration or leakage, cooling profile, and finished-product storage conditions. Pump selection, concentric nozzle geometry, timing, and mould depth must then be demonstrated with representative materials.

Why are room temperature and humidity included in the specification?

The source table references a room temperature below 25 °C and relative humidity below 55%. These conditions can influence setting, surface tack, demoulding, and downstream finishing, but the correct room design depends on the formula and local climate. Confirm the actual permissible range and whether conditioned cooling or dehumidification is part of the line scope.

What should a gummy-line factory trial measure?

Agree the formula, batch size, operating temperatures, mould, target piece weight, run duration, sampling interval, weight tolerance, appearance defects, bubbles, tails, demoulding damage, centre-fill position where applicable, waste, cleaning steps, and sustained output. Record startup and steady-state results separately so short demonstrations are not mistaken for production performance.

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Automatic Gummy Depositing Machine
Model
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Category
Gummy Making Machine

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