Machine for processing composite products consisting of mixtures, mixing element and mixing assembly
AssigneeIt Food
InventorGabriel Martinez Navarro
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Abstract
The present invention, which is entitled mixture-based composite product processing machine, mixing element, and mixing assembly, relates to a mixed product dispensing machine of the type that dispenses a mixture of liquid or powder components or ingredients into a mixing element onto which a leak-tight cover is subsequently placed and inside which, as a result of its particular configuration, the liquid and/or powder portions are mixed by spinning them in a coordinated manner on at least one spinning head of the machine to which said container is coupled.
Claims8
A mixture-based composite product processing machine which processes composite products based on a plurality of ingredients by means of at least mixing and dispensing same, said machine having a dosing module configured to pour the plurality of ingredients, a lower base, and a mixing space disposed between the dosing module and the lower base for housing a mixing element comprising at least one of a cover and a container to be located on the lower base, the machine comprising:
- a first spinning head;
- a first coupling element arranged between said first spinning head and the mixing space, said first coupling element having a coupling structure for coupling to the mixing element arranged in the mixing space;
- a second spinning head;
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- a second coupling element arranged between the second spinning head and the mixing space,
- wherein the at least one dosing module is configured to dose powder product as one of the plurality of ingredients,
- wherein the at least one dosing module is configured to dose liquid product as one of the plurality of ingredients,
- wherein the second coupling element comprises an anchoring structure for anchoring to the second spinning head, and
- wherein the first spinning head being arranged in a lower portion of the mixing space and the second spinning head in an upper portion of the mixing space, or vice versa.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.