The LAP50-A is a compact, semi-automatic device designed for the manual production of soap.

1. First, using a plastic basin, bucket, or similar container, briefly mix the soap noodle raw materials with additives such as titanium dioxide, fragrance, and colorants. Then, pour this mixture into the soap plodder for mixing and extrusion, producing granular pellets.
2. At this stage, the soap noodles and additives have undergone an initial blend but are not yet fully integrated. The extruded pellets must therefore be fed back into the plodder for a second round of mixing and extrusion. After this dual process of mixing and extrusion, the raw materials emerge in the form of continuous soap bars.
3. Use the manual cutter to slice the soap bars into the desired lengths. If producing laundry soap, place the cut soap blocks onto the stamper to imprint the logo. The production of the laundry soap is now complete.
4. If producing bath soap, place the cut soap blocks onto a manual stamping machine to imprint the desired shape and logo. The production of the bath soap is now complete.