This is on track, it’s a gummy thread
I really think you guys should move totally off topic stuff
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P.S. after talking with dark city molds they’re are ppl doing large scale depositing
Like I said I just wanted to see proof and I’d believe it
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Those guys, don’t use dark city molds. They use a totally different material, FYI.
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Who are you referring to when you say “those guys”?
Those guys using six figure machines.
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Youre referring to the mold material?
I’m assuming it’s still silicone
Probably more rubbery and longer mats if I had to guess
Yes, ofcourse.
I’m guessing it’s a metal that disperses heat quickly. METAL.
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It’s not a different silicone?
Hmm that’s interesting
You’d definetly need your molds designed for quick release then
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Cooling towers, speed up that process. But theres definitely more involved in it than that…
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Thanks for referring.
I am doing pectin gummy on a large scale with a full production line right now. Current production rate is 50kg of gummy per hr (about 14000 units of gummies per hr).
I know the reason why Kingofkush420 think it is impossible to use depositor for pectin gummy. The last step in making pectin gummy is adding acid into gummy solution. Once acid is added, gummy will become hard to move in less than 5 minutes. Mixing gummy solution with acid before dumping them into the hopper is not possible, because the depositor cannot finish all of the solution within 5 mins. You will end up with a giant solid gummy hopper.
The solution is: we add a precise liquid pump and a small mixer (screw press style) in the production line, right before the gummy solution falls into the hopper. The function of the liquid pump is to inject a precise amount of acid into the mixer and mix well with gummy solution. We adjust the amount of injection based on production speed. With this setup, we ensure there is a minimum amount of gummy solution in the hopper, and the depositor can handle them in time.
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That’s fucking pimpin is this something y’all designed in house?
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I’m guessing it’s going to be something like a dosing pump with solution to adjust ph and a little mixing vessel to make sure it’s being dispersed evenly before hitting buckets. Working off the depositing speed you can figure out how much solution you’d need at any given time in the bucket and you can even trigger it mechanically on each up or down stroke.
Just a hunch 
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This is what I’ve been waiting for someone to do!
Can you get me a quote on a system like this?
I’ll dm you
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I love how it went from impossible to you being a customer in less than half a day.
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The acid is in water so it mixes nice and easy
This is what in my mind was limiting large scale continuous pectin gummy production. I’m glad someone finally perfected this
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It isn’t just being figured out man… this is all obvious shit.
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I was already considering his injector with pectin, I didn’t know how to adjust the kick time
Dark city molds explained to me how to modify the recipe to set slower which is why I said it wasn’t impossible after
My gummys set in 3 minutes, you’re not going to use an depositor for something that kicks this quick
With his design that doesn’t matter
No shit, it’s so obvious I thought about it long ago
Building candy equipment isn’t something I do which is why I waited till someone figured it out
Yet in your brain it was impossible half a day ago…
Like I said -
Jimmy even posted a video of his system and there’s a glimpse of the set up.
Next time don’t come out like a bull in a china shop calling it impossible and doubting everyone telling you otherwise. If you need - I’m available for phone consults 
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