100-Micron Acetate Guitar Sheets - Pack of 50
Transparent sheets for tempering and chocolate decorations.
These 100-micron acetate guitar sheets are used for tempering, molding, and creating chocolate decorations. Their smooth, transparent surface gives preparations a glossy finish and clean release, without added fat.
Technical specifications
| Brand | Mallard Ferrière |
| Material | Transparent acetate, suitable for food contact |
| Dimensions | 60 cm x 40 cm |
| Thickness | 100 microns |
| Quantity | Pack of 50 sheets |
Usage tips
- Spread tempered chocolate directly onto the sheet for a glossy finish without difficult release.
- Cut out your decorative shapes once the chocolate has begun to crystallize, before it hardens completely.
- Reusable after gentle cleaning with lukewarm water and complete drying.
- Store the sheets flat, protected from dust and scratches, to preserve their transparency.
Please note: The 100-micron thickness is suitable for fine decorations and everyday tempering. For larger formats or more intensive use, the 150-micron version offers greater rigidity.
Frequently asked questions
Are these sheets reusable?
Yes, as long as they are cleaned gently and do not have deep scratches that could mark the chocolate.
What is the difference compared with the 150-micron version?
The 150-micron thickness is more rigid and reduces warping on larger formats; the 100-micron version is very suitable for everyday decorations and standard tempering.
Can they be cut with scissors?
Yes, the acetate can be easily cut with scissors or a utility knife to create custom decorative shapes before applying the chocolate.
Learn more
For more intensive use, also see the 150-micron guitar sheets. Discover the Mallard Ferrière collection and the Professional Pastry section.
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