Baked crisps · twin screw production line
Twin-screw extrusion for corn, rice, wheat and oats, followed by drying and roasting in a three-layer oven.


Overview
A twin-screw extrusion line for baked snacks made from grains such as corn, rice, wheat and oats. The process brings ingredient preparation, controlled extrusion and shaping, three-layer drying and seasoning together. Different forming configurations allow a range of crisp shapes and textures.
- Twin-screw extrusion
- Flexible grain recipes
- Multiple snack shapes
- Three-layer oven
3D line walkthrough
Silent visual overview; final configuration depends on project requirements.
Open original videoFinished product examples
Final shape and colour depend on dies, recipe and selected configuration.


Technical specifications
| Production capacity | up to 200 kg/h |
|---|---|
| Electrical power | 125 kW |
| Operators | 4–6 operators |
| Product-contact material | 304 stainless steel |
| Extrusion system | Twin screw |
| Drying oven | Three layers |
| Warranty | One year |
Production line components
Mixing and conditioning
Combines flour, grits and dry ingredients with liquids.
Continuous screw feeding
Delivers ingredients to the extruder at a steady rate.
Twin-screw extruder
Two intermeshing screws mix and cook ingredients under pressure and heat, then form cones, sticks, shells and other shapes through dies.
Three-layer belt oven
Automatically dries and roasts the snacks, removing moisture evenly.
Continuous seasoning drum
Distributes flavour and oil across the finished crisps.
Flavour mixing and melting
Stainless steel tanks and metering pumps prepare and supply flavour sauces.
Line layout and dimensions

Operation videos
Videos may show different configurations or capacities.
Questions about this configuration
What is the output of this configuration?
The listed output is up to 200 kg/h. Actual output depends on the product, recipe and selected configuration. Our sales team can review your factory requirements with you.
How do I plan the factory floor space?
Review the line layout and dimensions on this page. Allow for operation, maintenance access and utilities as well as the equipment footprint before finalising the factory layout.
Do the images and videos show the final configuration?
Images and 3D videos illustrate the equipment and its arrangement. Operation videos may show other configurations or capacities in the same family. The final configuration follows your project requirements; product shapes depend on the dies and recipe.
How long is the equipment warranty?
The equipment warranty is one year. Contact our sales team to discuss the configuration and warranty terms.
Contact our sales team
Equipment warranty: One year