Pizza Production Lines
DrieM Sheeting Lines are production lines developed by Royal Kaak and specifically optimized for soft doughs. These lines are used in the baking industry for dough sheeting, shaping, and preparation processes.
Key Features:
Soft Dough Handling Capacity: Ensures precise processing without damaging the dough.
Modular Design: Easily adaptable to different production requirements.
High Hygiene Standards: Designed to facilitate easy cleaning and maintenance.
Efficiency and Automation: Optimizes processes, reduces production time, and lowers labor requirements.
Pizza Lines


Cold-Stretched Pizza
In this process, fermented dough is gently and evenly stretched in two stages. The diameter and thickness of the pizza base—whether thick-edged or thin—are fully adjustable parameters. This ensures that the final product takes the desired shape and achieves an artisan, handmade appearance.
Its simple design not only ensures correct dough shaping but also reduces downtime and maintenance costs.
2.Hot-Pressed Pizza
Hot pressing is one of the most well-known techniques for large-scale pizza production.
This concept can be easily applied to existing lines by simply replacing the shaping equipment. Kaak provides technical solutions and systems suitable for the entire production line. Our technical expertise offers exceptional flexibility, helping customers expand their product range.
Customers can choose to perform hot pressing either on plates or on special conveyor belts, with each method differing in process.
Hot Pressing on Plates:
Dough pieces are fed from the proofer onto the line.
The pieces are carefully aligned on the line.
The first row of press heads gently flattens the dough without applying heat.
Dough pieces are then placed under the hot presses, where heat and pressure cause the dough to spread toward the raised edges of the plates, giving the correct diameter and thicker edges.
Hot Pressing on Conveyor Belts:
Dough pieces are fed from the proofer onto the production line.
- Pieces are carefully aligned on the line.
- Dough is placed under presses that flatten it.
- The applied heat and pressure ensure the final product is perfectly round with the correct thickness and shape.
The entire system is designed to minimize downtime and reduce maintenance costs.

