Bakeries & food production commercial equipment and fitout

Bakeries & food production

A production line built around your batches.

Plan mixing, preparation, baking, cooling and storage around your recipes, tray formats and target output per shift.

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Start with the essentials

Build a clear sequence from ingredients and mixing through baking, cooling and dispatch.

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Solve the service bottlenecks

Remove the bottlenecks between batches.

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Start with these product examples, then compare the wider brand ranges. Confirm model specifications, site requirements and availability before ordering.

Albion Park RSL commercial kitchen project

ICE Group project experience

Albion Park RSL

See ICE Group’s wider commercial-kitchen experience at Albion Park RSL, where design, equipment and stainless fabrication were coordinated within a major refurbishment.

  • Commercial kitchen design within a major club refurbishment
  • Equipment, washware and counter-display supply
  • Stainless-steel fabrication and exhaust-hood manufacture
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Your questions, answered

Plan the details before you buy

How should a mixer be sized?

Compare the heaviest recipe, batch weight, mixing time and batches per shift with intended duty. Bowl volume alone is not enough.

What should an oven brief include?

Provide products, tray dimensions, batches, bake schedules, steam needs and available services.

Can you help plan the production flow?

Share receiving, storage, mixing, baking, cooling and dispatch. Our team can discuss equipment, refrigeration and stainless work areas.

Equipment selection guide

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Choosing bakery and food-production equipment

Production equipment should be selected around recipes, batch weight, hourly output and the full shift pattern. A machine that appears large enough by bowl or chamber volume can still be unsuitable for a heavy dough, repeated cycle or temperature-sensitive product. Start with the process and output target, then compare equipment.

Size mixers by the hardest workload

Record finished batch weight, dough hydration, mixing time and batches per hour. Planetary mixers are versatile for batters, creams and general preparation, while spiral and fork mixers are designed around dough development. Check the manufacturer’s stated capacity for the specific mixture rather than relying on the nominal bowl size.

Match the oven to the product

Convection, deck, rack and specialised ovens produce different heat, airflow and steam characteristics. Consider tray format, batch size, loading method, temperature recovery and the variety of products baked during a shift. Consistent controls and programmable recipes can reduce variation between operators.

Plan the production flow

A clear sequence from receiving and ingredient storage through mixing, dividing, shaping, proofing, baking, cooling, finishing and dispatch reduces handling. Allow enough space for racks, trays, ingredient bins and cleaning access around every machine. Stainless-steel benches can be configured to create practical hygiene and production zones.

Check services and access before purchase

Confirm electrical or gas supply, ventilation, water, drainage, floor loading, door access and required operating clearances. Larger mixers and ovens may need special delivery planning. Service access and spare-parts support are also important where equipment downtime directly affects production.

ICE Group supplies commercial mixers, ovens, bakeware, refrigeration, food preparation and stainless equipment to bakeries and food producers across Australia. The team can assist with equipment schedules, delivery, installation, fabrication and maintenance. For projects across Sydney, Wollongong, the Illawarra and the South Coast, send your product range, batch sizes, target output and site details so recommendations can be built around the real production requirement.

Plan bakery and production equipment

Let's plan your next step

Bring your production equipment plan together.

Share products, recipe weights, trays, output targets and dimensions. We can help coordinate mixing, baking, storage and support equipment.

Plan • compare • specify

Your next buying steps

Connect your shortlist with practical guidance, capacity planning and the right venue setup.

Ready to check your specification? Bring your capacity, power, water, drainage, access and delivery questions to ICE Group.