ANSI/BISSC/Z50.2-2003
Sanitation Standard
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4.8 DESIGN REQUIREMENTS FOR DIVIDERS, ROUNDERS AND BUN
MACHINES
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4.8.1 Definitions
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4.8.1.1 Dividing: That operation and process whereby dough is
either formed, extruded or cut into separate pieces of baking size.
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4.8.1.2 Rounding: Rounding is that operation and process whereby
divided dough pieces are formed into balls.
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4.8.1.3 Bun Machine: A bun machine consists essentially of a dividing
and rounding mechanism with or without a dry proofing attachment.
In connection with a bun machine there may also be a moulding device.
The dividing and the rounding mechanism shall conform to the pertinent
provisions of these standards for dividers and rounders; the moulder
mechanism shall meet the pertinent provisions of Section 4.3 and
Section 4.9.
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4.8.2 Specific Design Requirements
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4.8.2.1 Part numbers, where required as on pistons, shall not
be in the product zone.
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4.8.2.2 The rounder
cone shall be exempt from the definition "smooth" insofar
as grooves may be cut in the rounder cone surface. These grooves
shall have a rounded radius at the bottom of at least 1/16 inch
(1.5mm); or if a groove is less than 1/8 inch (3mm) in width, it
shall have a semi-circular contour. The surface of these grooves
shall be as smooth as manufacturing process shall permit, and shall
be easily cleaned.
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4.8.2.3 All surfaces, except the contact surface between the bar,
race or spiral and the rounding surface, shall be accessible to
both sight and reach.
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4.8.2.4 Permanently joined metal surfaces shall be butted and
welded, and finished flush and equal to the surrounding area. Where
two metals are bolted together so that the joint may be separated
for maintenance, the surfaces shall be accurately fabricated before
assembly so that a tight fit is obtained and the joints sealed.
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4.8.2.5 The system for lubricating dough-contact surfaces, as
distinct from the means of mechanical lubrication, shall have a
reservoir accessible or removable for cleaning. Distribution lines,
valves and pumps shall be accessible for cleaning or so designed
to permit cleaning in place (CIP).
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4.8.2.6 Dusting boxes shall be provided with attached covers,
and the dusting mechanism shall be accessible, or the parts removable.
Other types of dusting mechanisms shall be constructed so that
they are accessible for cleaning.
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4.8.2.7 Dust shields and canopies, if used on rounders, shall
be considered a part of the product zone, and shall be accessible
for cleaning or removable.
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4.8.2.8 Lubricated transmissions shall be designed to prevent
leakage and placed so that lubricant cannot leak, drip or be forced
into the product zone.
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4.8.2.9 Openings of sufficient size and proper arrangement shall
be provided to permit access to surfaces for inspection or cleaning
as indicated in the equipment cleaning procedures. Covers or doors
for these access openings shall be removable or hinged.
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4.8.2.10 Base or base supports shall be so designed that they
can be sealed to the floor, or there shall be 6 inches (150mm)
minimum clearance provided between the lowest horizontal surface
and the floor, except for the vertical support members or legs.
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4.8.2.11 Housings or guards around drive parts such as chains
and sprockets shall be removable, or be fitted with removable covers
or panels, to provide access for cleaning. This does not apply
to permanently sealed guards or housing enclosing parts running
in lubricant.
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4.8.2.12 All non-product zone surfaces of castings shall be free
of coarse impressions or holes. The base frame and supporting member
shall be designed to be cleaned, and shall be free of pockets,
crevices and inaccessible spaces.
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Created
August 2006 - American Society of Baking
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