Chapatti-making machine at Golden temple, India

This Chapati or roti-making machine was donated to the Golden Temple by a Lebanon-based devotee. The machine is, however, used only on days that are likely to witness huge crowds.

The machine can make rotis of 20-kg flour in just half-an-hour. To get the flour, there are two machines in the basement of the langar hall and another that kneads one quintal (100 base units of either pounds or kilograms) of flour in just five minutes. It is this fine team of man and machine that makes it possible for the gurdwara to provide 24-hour langar on all days.

Source : http://www.sikhiwiki.org/

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