Dosing pumps & DIY options

Daniel Haran
@daniel-haran
02/10/16 09:22:35
49 posts

Other stuff meaning: a heated container and a vibrating machine. Yesterday I realized putting chocolate in moulds isn't the actual bottleneck just yet. I spend a good chunk of time manually removing bubbles and feel the need to work faster because chocolate is starting to crystallize.

Daniel Haran
@daniel-haran
02/10/16 09:19:15
49 posts

Potomac Chocolate: Which one did you go with? Can you provide a link?


As soon as I build the other stuff, I intend to get the  PM600 .

Jeremy Rushane
@jeremy-rushane
02/09/16 23:20:06
20 posts

Sounds like a fun project!!!!  Let us know what system you come up with...

Potomac Chocolate
@ben-rasmussen
02/09/16 13:11:07
191 posts

Which one did you go with? Can you provide a link?

Daniel Haran
@daniel-haran
02/09/16 09:56:07
49 posts

I found a model for about $350 at simplypumps - it's hard navigating the different models online and they seemed the most approachable for beginners. I've had a 3D printer but don't like the look of the material and I'd also need to buy a motor; I prefer having something that should be resellable.

Lyndon
@lyndon
02/09/16 05:50:34
16 posts

What information did you find about peristaltic pumps? I was hoping to find/buy a cheap one but no luck. Is printing one the best way to go?

Daniel Haran
@daniel-haran
02/08/16 16:09:10
49 posts

Ah, thank you! For some reason this didn't show up in my search results.

Daniel Haran
@daniel-haran
02/08/16 13:42:06
49 posts

The main reason I was considering a full-automatic tempering machine was to have a dosing pump. I then found Hilliard makes one that which costs significantly less, though still around USD$5,000.

Researching various pumps it seems that peristaltic pumps could be a very affordable way to hack it together. There are even a few people 3D printing pump heads through which you could put a food-grade hose.

Are there other cheap options I should be considering? Has anyone gone the DIY route and have advice to share?

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