Model | CYP-IM6 | CYP-IM9 | |
Machine Type |
High Capacity Auto Teff Injera maker |
High Capacity Auto Teff Injera maker | |
Capacity |
Max. 90pcs/H(based on baking time 3 mins) |
Max. 120pcs/H(based on baking time 3 mins) | |
Mold Quantity | 6 sets | 9 sets | |
Mold Size |
Dia. 400~500mm |
Dia. 400~500mm | |
Temp. Range |
0-399℃ |
0-399℃ | |
Speed |
Adjustable |
Adjustable | |
Tank Size | 13L |
13L |
|
Machine Size |
W1,900 x D1,750 x H1,300mm |
W2,300 x D2,100 x H1,300mm |
|
Power |
3 phase 380V/220V 13,200w |
3 phase 380V/220 19,800w |
1. Highlight Production Efficiency
Injera factories typically deal with bulk orders, so emphasize:
Hourly output: “Capable of producing up to 120~240 injera per hour based on a 2~3-minutes bake cycle.”
Daily volume: “Up to 960~1,920 pcs injera in a standard 8-hour shift with minimal operator intervention.”
Batch consistency: “Ensures even browning, diameter uniformity, and eyes texture with every batch.”
2. Address Traditional Flavor and Texture Concerns
Many injera makers worry about automation compromising authenticity.
Include a section like:
Preserve the Traditional Taste — With Modern Consistency
“Our system uses an even heat distribution plate and gentle batter spreader to replicate the traditional ‘eyes’ and texture that injera is known for. You can maintain the look, taste, and softness your customers expect—now at industrial scale.”
3. Feature Ease of Cleaning and Food Safety
Injera batter is wet and sticky—cleaning is a major issue.
Include:
“All machine parts in contact with batter are made from food-grade stainless steel.”
“Easy to disassemble and wash—reducing downtime and meeting hygiene standards.”
“Designed to comply with international safety and food processing regulations, including CE”
4. Automated Refill System
Injera factories often deal with large tanks of batter. Mention:
“Optional automatic batter refill system available to support uninterrupted operation.”
“Reduce operator fatigue and manual refilling.”
5. Customization for Factory Layout
Factories vary in size and line flow.
“CYP‑IM9 can be integrated into existing production lines or installed as a standalone unit.”
“We provide CAD layout assistance for optimal workflow and space usage.”
6. True case
“A commercial injera producer in Chicago was able to triple their output while reducing labor by 60%—after switching from semi-manual pans to the CYP‑IM9 system.”
7. Add Technical Specifications Table
Clearly display things like:
Specification Detail
Output Rate 120~240 pieces/hour
Heating Type Electric
Plate Diameter 40cm/50cm
Power Consumption [3 phase 380V/220 19,800w]
Material SUS304 Stainless Steel And Anodic aluminum alloy
Optional Add-ons Automatic refill system, cooling conveyor
8. We can help
“ Request a factory quotation”
“Download full machine specification PDF”
“Watch demo injera maker video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnaR5JMypo4”
“Book a consultation with our automation team by cypmt.chris@gmail.com”
✅ Injera Export Facilities
Support continuous production for bulk export orders
Maintain consistent quality across thousands of pieces daily
Meet international standards for hygiene and consistency (CSA, CE-compatible)
✅ Local Ethnic Food Manufacturers
Serve growing demand from Ethiopian, Eritrean, and East African communities globally
Reduce reliance on skilled manual labor for flipping or timing
Perfect for bakeries supplying restaurants, supermarkets, or cultural festivals
✅ Frozen Injera Production Lines
Integrates easily with freezing, packaging, and labeling lines
Maintains texture and “eyes” post-reheating due to even baking
✅ OEM or Private Label Producers
Efficient for high-volume B2B contracts under white-label distribution
The pouolar size of diameter 40cm and 50cm plates are ready for you
Programmable controls ensure repeatable results across batches
✅ New Factory Startups
Ideal for entrepreneurs entering the ethnic or health food markets
Lower operational complexity means less training time
Space-saving circular layout fits most factory floor plans