The SE-C is a vibratory sprinkler designed for controlled dosing of small solid particles onto products moving on a conveyor. Material flow rate is controlled by vibration amplitude (feed intensity) and adjustable hopper sliding gates (discharge opening area). This gives repeatable dosing across the full belt width and allows quick tuning to match belt speed and product coverage.


Controlled distribution on chocolate and bakery conveyor lines

Installed above a wire-mesh or solid belt, the SE-C spreads toppings uniformly across the conveyor. It is typically used for surface decoration (bakery/biscuit) or for inclusions on confectionery items where consistent distribution is important for weight control and visual appearance.

Designed for conveyor widths from 200 to 1000 mm (up to 1 m).


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SE-C vibratory sprinkler - technical features

  • Completely made of AISI 304 grade stainless steel.
  • Vibratory unit with adjustable frequency and amplitude.
  • Available for conveyor belt widths between 200–1000 mm.
  • Sliding gates on the hopper to adjust particle discharge rate.
  • Power supply: 220V single-phase.
  • Total power consumption depends on the number and size of installed vibratory units.

SE-C technical drawing

Applications of the SE-C sprinkler

The SE-C is used when placement and dosing consistency are critical to product weight control and visual appearance. Typical use cases include application after coating, where particles adhere to wet chocolate, glaze, or syrup, and application before coating, where inclusions are deposited first and then partially or fully covered in a downstream step. This flexibility allows the same unit to support different coating sequences without mechanical modification.

Integration tip: The sprinkler is commonly paired with molding and enrobing equipment such as a compact chocolate molding line or enrobing line, depending on your line layout.


Vibratory dosing principle

The SE-C uses controlled vibratory motion to move particles from the hopper toward the discharge edge. By adjusting vibration intensity and gate opening, the operator can regulate material flow rate and achieve uniform distribution across the conveyor width without mechanical feeders or rotating components.