Univex SFG600TMM Reversible Dough Sheeter, Floor Model, 23.75" Belt, 1 HP

The Univex SFG600TMM pairs the 23.75" wide belt with a full 1 hp chain drive and the longest tables in the 600 series short of the TL — 24" × 63" a side. It stands 72.8" tall, occupies 35.4" × 56", and weighs 573 lbs.

Where the extra horsepower goes

Against the SFG600TM, this machine keeps the belt width and adds a third again more motor: 1.00 hp against 0.75, drawing 4.48–9.11 amps against 2.60–7.35. Nothing about the cylinders, the thickness range or the reduction method changes. What changes is what the machine will take without complaining.

A stiff, cold, low-hydration dough resists the cylinders hard, and the resistance rises as the gap closes. On the smaller motor that shows up as the drive labouring on the final passes; on this one it does not. For a bakery whose dough comes out of a retarder at 40°F and goes straight to the sheeter, that is the difference worth paying for — not speed, but the last two passes behaving like the first two.

63" tables, and the frame that comes with them

The tables step up to 24" × 63" a side, and the machine grows with them: 72.8" tall rather than 61.4", the same taller frame the TL uses. The folded length is published at 63" (160 cm), and a sheet at full width and length is supported from cylinders to table end without a hand under it.

This is also the point in the range where the difference from the flagship narrows to two things. The TL shares this machine’s 1 hp motor and 72.8" frame; what it adds is longer tables again and the cutting roller option. If cut strips are not part of the job, the TMM does the same sheeting work.

Why Operators Choose It

• 1 hp on the wide belt. A third more motor than the SFG600TM, at the same 23.75" working width.
• 24" × 63" tables. Sixteen inches more a side than the TM, for longer sheets supported end to end.
• Folds to 63" long. Published for this model — useful for getting it into position.
• The TL’s frame and motor. Same 1 hp drive and 72.8" height as the flagship, without the cutting-roller option.
• Five voltage builds. 220 V three phase standard, with 115/60/1, 220/60/1, 400/60/1 and 400/60/3 available.
• Interlocked guard and emergency stop. The documented safety set for the 600 series.

Controls

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

Thickness is set by hand, at the cylinders.

Ideal For

Wholesale bakeries, high-volume pizza operations, croissant and laminated pastry production, commissaries supplying several sites, and any kitchen sheeting stiff or cold dough through the full width of the belt.

Specifications

Electrical Supply

As standard this machine is wired 220 V three phase, 4.48–9.11 A, on a NEMA L-15-20 connection, and Univex will build it for 115/60/1, 220/60/1, 400/60/1 or 400/60/3 instead. The amp draw is the higher of the two figures in the 600 series, which follows from the larger motor. As elsewhere in the range, Univex’s product page shows 208-240/60/3 against the sheet’s 220 V, and the sheet is what we have published.

Cutting rollers: TL only

Univex restricts cutting roller attachments to the SFG600TL and states it in capitals on the sheet this machine shares. The TMM cannot be fitted with them, now or later. Since this model matches the TL on motor and frame, that restriction is often the deciding difference between the two — so if strip cutting is on the requirement list, it points at the TL and not at a cheaper machine with an attachment added.

Storage and handling

Univex’s 600-series sheet says in one place that the tables fold for storage and movement and in another that sheeters cannot be stored in the folded position, because of the length of the tables and for safety reasons. Both sentences are Univex’s. We follow the restriction: fold the tables to move the machine, then put them down, and plan the floor to the tables-down depth of 56".

Accessories

Univex leaves the standard and optional accessory fields on this sheet blank, so there is no published crate list and we are not supplying one from imagination. The sole named factory option for the sheeter range is a prison package.

Certification

No NSF, UL, cETLus, ETL or CSA mark is published by Univex for this machine or for any sheeter it builds. We carry no badge on this page because the manufacturer issues none.

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.