| Brand Name: | ZLINE |
| Model Number: | G1250 |
| MOQ: | 1 set |
| Price: | Negotiable |
| Delivery Time: | within 45 days after deposit |
| Payment Terms: | T/T |
ZLINE · G1250 INDUSTRIAL FLATBREAD SYSTEM
The G1250 is a configurable industrial line for producing tortillas and related flatbreads. Its documented process runs from dough mixing and continuous sheeting through forming, baking, cooling and packaging. The published configuration identifies a 1,250 mm conveyor belt, a 1,200 mm dough width and Siemens PLC-based automation.
The product listing also gives a separate capacity range of 3,000–20,000 pieces/hour and a product-weight range of 10–30 g. These figures are retained as listing-level specifications; the production description states 15,000–30,000 pieces/hour. Actual output depends on product diameter, dough formulation, thickness, line settings and the supplied configuration. Buyers should confirm the guaranteed rate against a defined product sample and acceptance test.
Reference views of the G1250 tortilla production line, each paired with the specification it illustrates, so the configuration can be checked against the quotation before the general arrangement drawing is approved.
| Parameter | Published specification |
|---|---|
| Model | G1250 |
| Product applications | Tortilla, pita and lavash |
| Conveyor belt width | 1,250 mm |
| Dough sheet width | 1,200 mm |
| Adjustable product size | 12–45 cm |
| Production capacity | 15,000–30,000 pieces/hour in the detailed production description; 3,000–20,000 pieces/hour in the listing attributes |
| Product weight | 10–30 g (listing attribute) |
| Control system | Siemens PLC and touchscreen (as listed) |
| Product-contact / frame material | Full 304 stainless steel (manufacturer description) |
| Oven | Tunnel oven referenced in the product description |
| Drive / motor reference | SEW motor mentioned in the product description; individual motor configuration to be confirmed |
| MOQ | 1 set |
| Indicative lead time | Within 45 days after deposit (published listing term; confirm contract schedule) |
| Packaging | Wooden case packaging |
| Supply ability | 3 sets per month (published listing attribute) |
| Origin / certification field | China / CE stated in the product listing; request the applicable declaration and scope for the ordered machine |
The source page contains two different output ranges. They are intentionally shown separately rather than combined into an unsupported guaranteed capacity. Final performance should be stated in the signed technical agreement for a specified tortilla diameter, weight, thickness, recipe and operating schedule.
| Component | Listed brand | Listed country |
|---|---|---|
| Conveyor belt | AiAi PU belt | Italy |
| Bearing housing | INA | Germany |
| Bearing | FAG | Germany |
| Servo motor | Siemens | Germany |
| PLC | Siemens | Germany |
| Frequency converter | Siemens | United Kingdom (as listed) |
| Touchscreen | Siemens | United Kingdom (as listed) |
| Switching power supply | Siemens | Switzerland (as listed) |
| Low-voltage components | Schneider | France |
| Proximity switch | Omron | Japan |
Component brands and country entries reproduce the published configuration list. Exact part numbers, motor ratings, electrical standards and approved equivalents should be recorded in the project-specific bill of materials.
Before finalizing the line layout, define tortilla diameter, target piece weight, thickness, dough hydration, flour type, baking profile and required hourly output. Run product trials using the buyer’s representative recipe. Record acceptable dimensional variation, baked colour, flexibility, moisture and reject rate as measurable acceptance criteria.
Prepare a level floor, equipment access routes, electrical supply, protective earthing, compressed-air connections where required, exhaust and ventilation provisions for the oven, and hygienic drainage/cleaning arrangements. Confirm utility loads, line footprint, service clearances and lifting points against the approved general arrangement drawing before shipment.
Commissioning should verify guarding and emergency stops, drive direction, conveyor tracking, temperature-control response, PLC interlocks, sensor operation and safe access for cleaning. Establish documented start-up, shutdown, sanitation, lubrication and preventive-maintenance procedures. Operating setpoints should be established during recipe trials rather than assumed from generic industry values.
The product description identifies 304 stainless steel construction. Confirm the exact components and surfaces covered by that material statement, weld and finish requirements, belt material declarations, cleanability and the buyer’s applicable food-contact requirements in the approved technical specification.
The ECER supplier profile identifies Anhui Zline Bakery Machinery Co., Ltd. as a manufacturer and exporter established in 2007, with a listed workforce of 301–400 employees and an address in Hefei, Anhui, China. Its tortilla category includes the G1250 line, described as an integrated dough mixing, sheeting, forming, baking, cooling and packaging system.
Reference: ECER supplier profile and tortilla production line category.
ImportGenius lists four US customs shipment records under the supplier name “Anhui Zline Bakery Machinery Co.,Lt,” involving two trading partners. The visible sample includes a G-850-1 puff pastry line shipment arriving at Mobile, Alabama on 30 October 2024 (4,490 kg; 7 packages), another G-850-1 line-related shipment arriving on 16 October 2024 (21,770 kg; 32 packages), dough sheeting machine spare parts arriving at Long Beach on 16 April 2023 (445 kg; 2 cartons), and dough mixers plus a dough divider arriving on 11 August 2019 (2,390 kg; 3 packages). These records evidence shipments attributed to the named supplier, but they do not establish that the G1250 tortilla model itself was shipped in those transactions.
Reference: ImportGenius supplier customs-record profile.
The shipment information above is a selective sample of records visible in a public trade-data profile and is not the supplier’s complete shipping history. Records are associated with the supplier name and may be affected by spelling variations, aliases, subsidiaries or duplicate registrations. The summaries are for reference only and do not verify supplier creditworthiness, qualifications or product quality. During formal due diligence, buyers should independently match relevant entries against bills of lading, customs declarations, commercial invoices and the contracting legal entity.
The following manufacturer-supplied video reference can be used as supplementary visual context when reviewing the production process. The video itself is intentionally not embedded or displayed in this product description.
Video source: YouTube production video reference.
The published adjustable product-size range is 12–45 cm, and the description states that different recipes and water contents can be processed. Confirm the dough formulation, target weight, thickness, diameter and required output during a product trial and include the approved recipe conditions in the technical agreement.
The detailed description states 15,000–30,000 pieces/hour, while the listing attributes state 3,000–20,000 pieces/hour. These are not identical. Require a written capacity guarantee for the selected product size and weight, supported by a continuous run-off test and agreed acceptance criteria.
Identify which machine parts are specified as 304 stainless steel, then define material traceability, surface finish, weld quality, cleanability and inspection points in the purchase specification. Request material certificates where required by the buyer’s quality system.
The listing specifies wooden-case packaging. The packing specification should additionally define corrosion protection for exposed metal surfaces, moisture barriers, desiccants where appropriate, shock and tilt indicators if required, securing points, lifting marks and a packing list. Confirm the final method against route, container type and transit duration.
Inspection scope and witness points should be agreed before production. Typical checks include component and nameplate verification, safety-device checks, PLC and temperature-control function tests, dimensional checks and a production run using the agreed recipe. Any third-party inspection, report format and cost allocation should be written into the contract.
The product listing states delivery within 45 days after deposit. Treat this as a published indicative term until confirmed in the signed order. The contract should define the start date, drawing approval, buyer-supplied information, factory acceptance test, shipment readiness and remedies for schedule changes.
The product page lists solution consultation, installation, commissioning, maintenance, training and technical support. Before ordering, confirm whether these services are on-site or remote, the included service days, travel and accommodation costs, language, response times, warranty duration and spare-parts availability.