Chocolate Production Line (food Industry Manufacturing and Packaging)

The chocolate production assembly line adopts a production method that uses die-cutting to replace the traditional template casting method. This change not only increases chocolate production but also reduces the complexity and waste associated with template casting. The design model of the large-scale chocolate production assembly line is a model diagram of a large production line mainly used for integrated production in the food industry (specifically chocolate). The overall structural design is excellent, allowing for learning and application of design concepts. The mechanical structure design is relatively complex, but the model is drawn very clearly, making it available for download and study. The SW design source file is shared, and it is recommended to use Solidworks 2015 to open it. Alternatively, you can find a specialist on OpenBim to convert the format.