200 Kg/H output
A starting point for factories comparing automated cake production with a smaller listed output level.
Output, Modules & Utility Planning
For commercial bakeries comparing output, cake weight, baking energy, and optional modules, Panda Machinery brings the context expected from a cake production line supplier and the specification detail needed when selecting an industrial cake making machine.

Model Scale
The model group gives buyers a practical starting point for production scale. It should be discussed together with cake type, piece weight, mold shape, oven energy, and plant layout.
A starting point for factories comparing automated cake production with a smaller listed output level.
A middle scale option when the line needs higher hourly throughput without jumping to the largest model group.
The largest model group for buyers planning a higher-volume cake production line discussion.

Line Modules
Filled custard pie cake, cup cake, sliced cake, and customized shapes each point to different machine choices. Buyers can use the module map to frame the first technical conversation.
Utility and Layout Inputs
A full automatic line is not selected by capacity alone. Buyers should align output, product size, cake format, heating method, plant utilities, and space before final configuration work.
| Input area | Listed product detail | Buyer decision | Details to send |
|---|---|---|---|
| Output | PD600/PD800/PD1200 at 200/350/500 Kg/H. | Select the model band that fits demand, shifts, and product weight. | Target hourly output, daily production plan, product changeover needs. |
| Cake specification | 10-200 grams per piece, customized cake shape. | Confirm whether the line is for cup cake, filled cake, sliced cake, or a changed mold shape. | Piece weight, mold dimensions, cake shape, filling or slicing requirements. |
| Oven and energy | Electric, gas, and diesel options are listed; tunnel oven and hot air circulation are described. | Choose the heating route that matches plant utilities and local operating conditions. | Power supply, gas or diesel availability, oven preference, installation constraints. |
| Material and hygiene | Main material is listed as SUS304, with stainless steel used across the line and oven exterior. | Clarify sanitation expectations and surfaces that contact or surround food production. | Cleaning method, factory hygiene requirements, product contact concerns. |
Related Equipment Paths
These related pages help buyers decide whether the project needs a full automatic line, a smaller cake line, a specialty line, or an individual forming machine.
Review this option when the production plan still needs manual steps or a smaller cake line discussion.
View semi-automatic line
Use this route when the target product is roll cake or sliced sandwich cake rather than cup cake.
View Swiss roll line
Review this single-machine page when the main need is depositing or forming instead of a complete line.
View depositing machineFurther Reading
The articles below support model reading, module choices, and the industrial meaning of a full automatic cake line.
Model specs become easier to compare when output, cake weight, floor space, and power language are treated as scale indicators.
Read the specification articleModule choices become clearer when cup cake, drying, slicing, and filling requirements are separated early.
Read the module articleClarify how continuous production, tunnel baking, and automation differ from buying a standalone cake machine.
Read the automation articleFAQ
The line supports filled custard pie cake, cup cake, sliced cake, and different shaped cakes made by changing mold plates.
Available model references include PD600, PD800, and PD1200, with output capacity figures of 200, 350, and 500 Kg/H.
The cake-size range is 10 to 200 grams per piece, with cake shape handled as a customized requirement.
Cup cake projects may need a cup feeder, while sliced cake projects may need a drying oven and slicing machine.
Energy choices include electricity, gas, and diesel for the full automatic cake production line.
Prepare target cake type, expected hourly output, piece weight, mold or shape requirements, oven energy preference, available floor space, and any cup feeding or slicing needs.