Automatic Chapati/Fulka/Paratha Making Machine

An Automatic Chapati/Fulka/Paratha Making Machine is a commercial appliance that turns dough into Indian flatbreads without much handwork. Canteens, along with caterers rely on it when they need hundreds or thousands of chapatis, phulkas or parathas every hour. The unit mixes flour and water, kneads the dough, divides it into balls, rolls each ball flat, cooks both sides in addition to stacks the finished bread. Food-grade stainless steel forms the frame - electric heaters hold a set temperature;knobs set thickness and diameter - belts move the dough; and covers guard the moving parts. Program menus store recipes for plain, layered or stuffed parathas next to sensors judge when each side has browned enough. The loaves emerge evenly cooked, ready to serve, untouched by human hands. Labor demand drops, hygiene improves along with every piece keeps the same size, weight in addition to colour - the machine becomes essential wherever demand stays high.