Univex SFG500T Reversible Dough Sheeter, Floor Model, 19.75" Belt, 220V/3Ph

The Univex SFG500T takes the bench machine’s 19.75" belt and 20" × 28" tables and puts them on legs. Same 3/4 hp chain drive, same hard chrome cylinders, same 1.9" maximum reduction — but standing 61.4" tall on its own frame, weighing 375 lbs., and leaving the bench free.

Why the stand is the whole product

Comparing this model with the SFG500B is a useful exercise, because almost nothing else differs. The belt is the same width, the tables are the same 20" × 28", the motor and the drive are identical. What changes is that the machine owns its own floor space and sets its own working height, and the 52" of counter the bench model occupies goes back to the kitchen.

There is a second, less obvious gain. A sheeter at a fixed, designed height is a sheeter an operator can work at for an hour without stooping; a bench machine inherits whatever height the bench happens to be. On a laminating day that is an ergonomics question rather than a preference.

Where this one sits in the range

Three machines in the line share the 19.75" belt: the bench SFG500B, this one, and the SFG500TM. Between the two floor models the belt and the motor are identical and the tables are not — the TM carries 47" tables where this machine carries 28". So the choice between them is purely about how long a sheet you need to support on the way out, and this is the shorter, lighter and more compact of the two.

It also opens up the voltage options the bench model lacks: 400 V in both single and three phase, alongside 220 V in either.

Why Operators Choose It

• Bench capability, no bench needed. The 19.75" belt and 20" × 28" tables of the SFG500B on a free-standing frame.
• The compact floor machine. 375 lbs. and a 36.6" width — the smallest floor-standing SFG.
• Four voltage builds. 220 V three phase standard, with 220/60/1, 400/60/1 and 400/60/3 available.
• Reduction in stages, to 1.9". Manual cylinder separation, reversible table, dough brought down in passes.
• Foot pedal for direction. Documented on Univex’s floor-model sheet, so both hands stay on the dough.
• Guard interlocks. The drive cuts if the safety guard is opened.

Controls

Main power switch, emergency stop switch, a direction control lever and a foot pedal for forward and reverse table travel.

Cylinder separation, and therefore the thickness of the sheet, is set by hand.

Ideal For

Retail bakeries, pizzerias sheeting their own skins, pastry sections running laminated dough daily, and operations that want a floor sheeter without giving up the width the larger-table models need.

Specifications

Electrical Supply

The standard machine is 220 V three phase, 2.60–7.35 A, NEMA L-15-20, and Univex will also build it for 220/60/1, 400/60/1 or 400/60/3. One caution: Univex’s product page states 208-240/60/3 while the specification sheet states 220 V. The sheet is what we have published. Check the available supply against it before ordering — the sheeter is wired for one configuration at the factory and cannot be reconfigured on site.

A dimension row we are not publishing

The "Other Dimensions" row on Univex’s shared SFG500T / SFG500TM sheet resolves cleanly for the TM and not for this model: five values sit beside the row without being bound to columns, so belt length, folded length and folded height cannot be attributed to the SFG500T with any confidence. Rather than publish a number that might belong to its sibling, we have left them out. Ask us if a folded dimension is load-bearing for your doorway and we will get it from Univex in writing.

Siting

Install in a lighted, airy space on a level, compact support. Univex gives an operating range of 41°F to 104°F and limits humidity to 50% at 68°F or 90% at 104°F. Installation clearances are not published.

Accessories

The "Standard Accessories" and "Optional Accessories" fields on this sheet are both printed empty, so there is no published crate list for the SFG500T and none is guessed at here. Univex names one factory option for the sheeter range — a prison package — and nothing else.

Certification

Univex documents no NSF, UL, cETLus, ETL or CSA listing for its dough sheeters anywhere: not the sheets, not the web pages, not the operator manual. We publish no mark for this machine because there is none to publish, and a badge seen on this model elsewhere is not the manufacturer’s.

Factory Options and Accessories (Additional Cost)

• Prison package, factory installed
• Optional 220/60/1, 400/60/1 and 400/60/3 configurations

Warranty

One year, on-site parts and labor.

Specifications per Univex data; subject to change by the manufacturer.