Rotating collection tables

Buffer before crating

A rotary table (aka Lazy Susan/Suzy/Sue) is a practical and handy aid in the bakery process and can be used for storing ready packages before crating. Bags accumulate on the slowly turning top, which gives the packing line a buffer that one operator can crate at their own pace.

The most popular model is the Ipeka 1600, which has a stainless steel base and a plastic coated glass fibre top. It has been on the market for decades and is used by hundreds of bakeries — the shape of its top has earned it the nickname Sombrero. The Ipeka 1600 is a standard product and we keep it in stock.

Ipeka 1600 technical data:

  • Table rotation speed 3 rounds per minute
  • Gear-motor 0.12 kW, 3-phase supply with a 16 A plug
  • Weight 50 kg (feet 30 kg, cover 20 kg)
  • Feet in stainless steel, cover in plastic coated glass fibre
  • Slide clutch: the cover can be turned by hand, or held still while the table runs
  • Feet turn up for transport, the cover is fastened with three hex screws

The other Ipeka collection tables share the same leg structure, but have a flat round top made of stainless steel. They are always built to order. The rim can be 50 mm or 100 mm high, or the table can be left without a rim altogether, and the diameter is chosen to suit the application — 1000 mm, 1200 mm and 1400 mm are typical. Above 1000 mm a plywood reinforcement is fitted underneath the stainless steel plate.

Features

Buffer between the packaging machine and crating

Ipeka 1600 has served hundreds of bakeries for decades

Ipeka 1600 kept in stock, flat-top tables built to order

Stainless steel base, flat-top models with a stainless steel top

Diameter to suit the line, e.g. 1000, 1200 or 1400 mm

Rim height 50 mm or 100 mm, or no rim at all