The liquid material flows through the heated pipeline into the front-end feeding device (overflow trough) of the equipment, continuously overflowing and evenly distributing onto the surface of the moving steel belt. The material forms a thin coating on the belt and is uniformly cooled by water on the back side of the belt. Utilizing the excellent thermal conductivity of the steel belt, the liquid material solidifies into sheets as it moves. The solidified product is scraped off the belt by the discharge scraper, then crushed by a crusher, collected, and sent directly to the packaging process. The flaker is PLC-controlled, featuring speed regulation, liquid level monitoring, motor thermal protection, and upstream/downstream interlocks, ensuring a high level of automation. Hazardous areas are equipped with safety devices, including electrical interlocks or emergency stop mechanisms, ensuring operational safety. In the flaking machine, cooling water does not come into direct contact with the material, so the product remains uncontaminated and its composition unchanged. The cooling water, being uncontaminated, can be reused or discharged directly without causing environmental pollution.