12Machine Models
500–9,600Pcs Per Hour
3Donut Shapes
20+Years Export
Choose a Donut Machine by Production Scale
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Café & Small Bakery
Semi-automatic tabletop and stand units, or a single row automatic model. Lowest capital entry for adding donuts to an existing menu.
500 pcs/hCountertop
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Dedicated Donut Shop
Double row automatic machines in electric or gas. Enough capacity for peak service with variable output for quiet trading periods.
1,200 pcs/hGas or Electric
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Kiosk, Event & Street Food
Mini donut machines producing 30–50mm donuts. Compact, portable and visually engaging — the machine doubles as the marketing.
2,500 pcs/h16–19 kg
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Factory & Wholesale
Four row industrial machines and complete yeast production lines with proofers, conveyor fryers and finishing equipment.
9,600 pcs/hFull Line
Donut Shapes and Sizes This Equipment Produces
Selected models accept interchangeable molds, so a single donut machine can produce three distinct product types without additional equipment:
🍩 Ring DonutClassic form, 50–120mm finished diameter across 3 mold sizes
⚪ Ball DonutSolid spheres for filled products, donut holes and loukoumades
🌸 Mochi DonutPon de ring format driving dessert menu growth worldwide
🔸 Mini Donut30–50mm bite-size for multipacks and impulse retail
Complete Donut Equipment Beyond the Fryer
A working donut operation needs more than the donut maker itself. R&M supplies the full range of supporting donut equipment and consumable-handling machinery:
Donut Depositor & ExtruderHand-cranked and electric batter dispensers with 3 shape molds and adjustable thickness
Donut Filling MachineCream and jam injectors for filled products — 3L to 9L hopper capacity
Donut ProoferTemperature and humidity controlled proofing for yeast donut production
Standalone Donut FryersConveyor and batch fryers from 25L to 96L oil capacity
Donut Hopper & MoldsReplacement hoppers, 25/35/45mm ring molds, ball and mochi mold sets
Donut Display CaseCountertop and floor-standing retail display units for finished product
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Which donut machine should I buy for a new donut shop?
Start from your peak-hour demand rather than daily total. A shop serving 200–400 donuts across a lunch rush needs a double row automatic machine; one selling 50–80 as a café add-on is well served by a single row or semi-automatic unit.
The second question is product range. If you plan to sell only ring donuts, a standard machine is sufficient. If mochi or ball donuts are on the menu, choose a three-shape model — retrofitting is not possible.
What is the difference between a donut maker and a donut fryer?
A donut maker combines batter dispensing and frying in one unit — batter goes into the hopper, finished donuts come out the conveyor. A standalone donut fryer only fries; the dough or batter must be formed separately using a depositor or by hand.
Complete machines suit cake donut production. Standalone fryers are used in yeast donut lines where dough is sheeted, cut and proofed before frying.
How much donut equipment do I need to start?
The minimum viable setup is a donut machine, a mixer for batter or dough preparation, and a display case. Filling injectors, glazing units and proofers are added as the product range expands.
For yeast donut production the equipment list is longer — sheeter, cutter, proofer and conveyor fryer are all required before the first donut is made.
Can one machine make ring, ball and mochi donuts?
Yes, on models supplied with three mold sets. The mold swaps out in under five minutes with no tools and no recalibration of frying parameters. This covers ring donuts, ball donuts (also used for loukoumades and donut holes) and mochi pon de ring.
Gas or electric — which is better?
Gas models recover oil temperature faster between batches and typically cost less to run where LPG or natural gas is affordable. They draw only 50W for the motor and controls.
Electric models give more precise thermostatic control, require no gas connection or flue, and suit enclosed kitchens. Dual fuel models switch between both, protecting production where either supply can fail.
Do you supply donut molds and spare parts separately?
Yes. Replacement molds (25mm, 35mm, 45mm ring, plus ball and mochi sets), hoppers, heating elements, conveyor belts and control panels are all available as spares. Specify your machine model when ordering.
Can R&M supply OEM or custom donut machines?
Yes. R&M provides OEM and ODM manufacturing including branded panels, custom voltage and frequency, non-standard mold dimensions, four-row upgrades on double row platforms, and mini donut configurations on the industrial machine. Contact us with your specification.
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