Meatball (Ba-wan) Production Process Using the Ba-wan Forming Machine
Yang Jenq Machinery’s Ba-wan stuffing and forming machine combines both a vertical screw and a horizontal auger design, enabling two different discharge methods. This allows precise portioning of dough and filling, and by adjusting the direction of the filling guide sleeve, users can choose the most suitable discharge mode depending on the type of dough or filling. This flexibility supports “filling-in-filling” designs, giving the final product diverse flavor variations.
The machine can produce Ba-wan weighing from 15 to 200 grams each. The stamping unit can be equipped with telescopic molds, and decorative patterns can be freely selected or customized by Yang Jenq. Paired with an automatic tray-aligning system, the machine arranges products onto baking trays in either parallel or cross patterns. This automated process reduces labor costs, minimizes unnecessary handling, and effectively prevents secondary contamination.