A wide range of shapes and sizes
Working with individual moulds
The traditional work of moulding soft cheeses involves a lot of handling, space, and attention from the cheese maker. It is a traditional know-how adapted to small volumes and fragile curds.
Working with individual moulds
The traditional work of moulding soft cheeses involves a lot of handling, space, and attention from the cheese maker. It is a traditional know-how adapted to small volumes and fragile curds.
Working with individual moulds
Involves a large amount of handling.
Table moulding
Moulds are placed individually on large tables. Moulding is done by ladling and often require several refills.
Draining by gravity
The curd drains by gravity for a few hours. Flipping is manual, one mould at a time. A draining mat may can be added between the mould and the table for better whey evacuation.
Unmoulding
The cheesemaker will demould the cheeses one by one, placing them on the aging rack.
Our individual moulds range
We have over 500 models of moulds available.
Bottomless moulds
To be used on a draining mat.
Moulds with bottom
To be used directly on a table.
Accessories
Pressing lids, extenders, and more...
Choosing a mould
What you need to know to properly choose an individual mould for soft cheese.
Cheese Shape
The shape of the cheese is the first element to consider. Whether it is cylindrical, square, rectangular, conical, round, pyramidal or other, there are options.
Cheese weight target
A key parameter selecting a mould is to identify the final weight of the cheese.
Cheese dimension
The dimensions of the cheese allows you to select the perfect mould.
Curd at moulding
To evaluate the mould volume that will correspond to the desired final cheese, we need to know more about the moulding process.
Your everyday challenges
When you share your goals and challenges with us, we respond by analyzing your needs and proposing high-performance, tailored solutions.