The standards accessories offered with these semi automatic Chapati making machines are:

• Thermostatic control.

• 16 Ampere Plug top.

Indian daily breads are call chapattis, phulka, roti, and paratha. They are made of finely milled whole-wheat flour and water. Some recipes call for salt or oil the cooks that use salt and oil say it tenderizes the dough. The taste of salt and oil in Indian bread dough interferes with the overall meal, as the bread does not stay neutral/innocent in taste. Indian flat breads are use to scoop up curries and vegetables. We have Indian bread flour called chapattis, flour in our store.

Operating system: -

Take Chapatti flour (Wheat flour) with water at room temperature Prepare the desired amount of dough with help of Jas flour kneading or mixing machine. After that, divide the dough into peach-size balls.

Now, Start the Jas Brand Chapattis making machine set the thermostatic control at desired amount of temperature and starts the LPG burner, which is fitted with the machine. After getting desired temperature, the thermostatic control will be cutting out the power supply. After that please put dough into peach-size balls Between two non-stick Plates the press the foot operated pandal thus upper plate came nearest to lower plate the dough will get desired size because of the weight of the upper plate And heat from both side will cooked then When both sides are done, Then the color changes on the top & bottom and bubbles appear take off the pressure on the pandal then upper plate will be go up side then use kitchen tongs (chimta) to remove the chapattis from the Non Stick plates. Hold the cooked Chapati over a medium flame and it will puff up immediately. Turn quickly to flame-ake the other side. Taking care that the edges are well cooked.

Its manual machine thus it is depend on the working efficacy of operator but tentative production capacity is 500 to 600 chapattis, phulka, roti, and paratha per hour.