STOK Donut Machine (Regular ‘Large’ Donuts – 9cm)

As seen on our sister company website:

STOK Donut Machine (Regular ‘Large’ Donuts – 9cm) – MP2-1

Specifications:

• 2 ‘Regular Donut’ nozzles
• Fully automatic
• Produces up to 400 donuts per hour of 40-gram, 9 cm diameter
• Donut weight – about 40 grams
• The donut weight on each machine can be adjusted (+/-20%)
• Digital controls for the oil temperature and chain speed
• 2 Digital counters for produced donuts: one can be reset, and one cannot be reset
• CE-certified
• Stainless steel
• Power consumption for electric models : 4kW for initial start-up, 0.4kW to maintain the oil temperature.
• 220V/50Hz
• Default Amperage: 18 amp. Note that the machines are supplied with 32amp plugs, however they work perfectly fine with a 16amp plug in the UK. We have tested it ourselves.
• Dimensions – 120 x 71 x48 centimeters
• Weight (empty) – 61 kilograms
• Dough dispenser capacity – 8 litres
• Frying bath capacity: 20 litres

New Feature:

Stok has developed a very clever ROTATING hopper mechanism, so as to take the hopper away from the fryer when the oil is hot and the machine will not produce donuts for a while. In this way the batter in the nozzles and hopper is protected from the heat below & won’t ‘over-proof’. Please enquire for prices (around £300+vat). This can be adapted to ANY Stok donut machine. See pictures below:

Other specifications for DUAL FUEL machines (all models, i.e. Mini or Regular donuts):

• Gas consumption LPG 650 grams/hour
• Note the dimensions of all dual fuel models MPG3, MPG2-1 and MPG2-2: 120 x56 x 84 cm, 73 kg, so a touch bigger & heavier than the electric models
• These only come with a Left to Right orientation, and with the motor on the FRONT of the machine.

Further notes on DUAL FUEL Machines:

The oil can be heated by either the gas (LPG) heater, the electric heater, or both simultaneously for a faster start-up. The pistons and the donut transport mechanism require electrical power of 200W to operate.  If an electric network is not available, the machine can also be powered by a battery (12V; 60-100 ah). The battery must be connected via an inverter. You can order one separately (it would have to be 650 VA or similar). We recommend you purchase a battery locally.

Have a look at a couple of generic videos here (the same principles apply to all automatic machines):