Univex ADCD1530 Dough Dividers & Rounders
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Description
Automatic Square Dough Divider – 15/30-Piece Double Cut
by Univex • Hydraulic • Programmable • 208 V / 60 Hz / 3-PhBuilt for busy bakeries and commissaries, the Univex automatic square divider takes the guess-work and manual labor out of portioning dough. Hydraulically powered, it presses, cuts, and releases perfect squares in seconds—delivering consistent results batch after batch while freeing up valuable prep time.
Key Features
- Double-cut head produces 15 or 30 uniform pieces each cycle.
- Wide portion range: 7.05 / 3.52 oz up to 42.33 / 21.16 oz per piece (depending on grid).
- Fully automatic hydraulic cycle—simply close the lid; the divider runs and opens on its own.
- Programmable control board with multi-language interface for quick recipe recall and easy staff training.
- Rugged 0.75 kW (1.01 hp) motor handles stiff, low-hydration doughs with ease.
- Stainless, sanitary construction; listed to cETLus & ETL-Sanitation standards.
- 1-year on-site parts & labor warranty backed by Univex’s nationwide service network.
Technical Specifications
| Piece capacity | 15 or 30 per cycle (double-cut square grid) |
|---|---|
| Portion size range | 7.05 / 3.52 oz – 42.33 / 21.16 oz per piece |
| Operation | Hydraulic, fully automatic |
| Control panel | Programmable; multi-language |
| Motor power | 0.75 kW • 1.01 hp |
| Electrical | 208 V / 60 Hz / 3-Phase • 3.77 A (L-15-20-P plug) |
| Overall dimensions | 29.5″ W × 29.5″ D × 57″ H (74.9 × 74.9 × 144.8 cm) |
| Net / Shipping weight | 507 lb / 532 lb (230 kg / 241 kg) |
| Certifications | cETLus, ETL-Sanitation |
| Standard warranty | 1-year on-site parts & labor |
Capacity and portion ranges are approximate and will vary with dough formulation and operator technique. Always confirm local electrical and code requirements prior to installation.