Univex SFG600TM Reversible Dough Sheeter, Floor Model, 23.75" Belt, 3/4 HP

The Univex SFG600TM is the entry point to the wide-belt 600 series: a 23.75" belt — four inches wider than anything in the 500 line — on 47" tables, driven by a 3/4 hp chain drive. It weighs 512 lbs. and stands 61.4" tall on a 36.6" × 55.9" footprint.

The wide belt on the smaller motor

This model is the one place in the Univex range where belt width and motor size come apart. The SFG600TM carries the full 23.75" working width of the 600 series but keeps the 3/4 hp motor of the 500 series — the TMM and the TL above it both step up to 1 hp. That is a deliberate price point, and whether it suits you depends on what you sheet.

Width is about how much dough crosses the cylinders per pass; power is about how stiff that dough can be. A wide belt on a 3/4 hp drive handles large, well-hydrated sheets comfortably and will work harder on cold, tight, low-hydration dough than the 1 hp machines will. If your production is laminated pastry and pizza at normal hydration, this is the sensible buy; if it is stiff bread dough straight out of the retarder, look at the TMM.

47" tables, and the extra width that comes with them

The tables are 24" × 47" against the SFG500TM’s 20" × 47" — same length, four inches more across, matching the wider belt. In practice that means a sheet at full belt width is fully supported rather than overhanging the table edges, which is what keeps the edges of a wide sheet from stretching thin as it comes through.

Four voltage builds are available, including the 115 V single-phase option that the 500 series does not offer — useful on a site that cannot supply three phase to the machine’s position.

Why Operators Choose It

• Full 23.75" belt. The 600 series working width, four inches wider than any 500-series machine.
• 3/4 hp chain drive. The 600 series at its lowest power rating; the TMM and TL use 1 hp.
• 24" × 47" tables. Wide enough to support a full-width sheet along its whole length.
• The widest voltage choice in the range. 220 V three phase standard, plus 115/60/1, 220/60/1, 400/60/1 and 400/60/3.
• Reduction to 1.9", by hand. Cylinder separation set manually, table reversed on a foot pedal.
• Guard interlocks. The drive stops 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 dough thickness — is set by hand.

Ideal For

Pizzerias working wide skins, bakeries laminating in volume, pastry kitchens, tortilla and flatbread production, and operations that want the 600 series belt without paying for the larger machines above it.

Specifications

Electrical Supply

Standard is 220 V three phase, 2.60–7.35 A, NEMA L-15-20. Univex also builds this model for 115/60/1, 220/60/1, 400/60/1 and 400/60/3 — the fullest option list of any sheeter it makes. Be aware that Univex’s product page prints 208-240/60/3 where the sheet prints 220 V standard; the sheet figure is the one above. The machine is wired for a single configuration at the factory, so confirm the supply first.

Cutting rollers: not on this model

Worth stating plainly, because it is a common mix-up inside the 600 series. Univex offers cutting roller attachments for the SFG600TL alone, and prints the restriction in capitals on the shared specification sheet. Neither this machine nor the TMM can take them. If cut strips rather than plain sheets are the reason for the purchase, the TL is the single model in the family that will do it.

Storage and handling

The tables fold upright, and Univex’s own sheet is contradictory about what that permits: it describes folding for storage and movement in one line and then states that, because of the length of the tables and for safety reasons, 600-series sheeters cannot be stored folded. We have published the restriction rather than the convenience, which is the safer of the two to be wrong about — so plan the floor space for this machine with its tables down, at 55.9" deep.

Accessories

The accessory fields on the 600-series sheet are printed empty, so no crate list is published for this model and none is invented here. A prison package is the sole factory option Univex names.

Certification

Univex publishes no NSF, UL, cETLus, ETL or CSA mark for any sheeter in this range. The single regulatory reference anywhere in the operator manual is a US Department of Labor fact sheet about operators under eighteen, which is a labour rule rather than an equipment listing.

Factory Options and Accessories (Additional Cost)

• Prison package, factory installed
• Optional 115/60/1, 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.