In spite of the significant effects of the salt highlighted on the rheological properties of dough, its resistance to extension, its stickiness and its elasticity during sheeting, it can be concluded from these results that a reduction of 25% in salt of bakery dough has no major impair effect on the sheeting step.It even appeared that the dough springiness was reduced with reduced salt content, whereas the dough stickiness was not affected unless strong salt reduction is used. In turn, the dough reduced in salt will be easier to laminate with less elastic recovery during the different stages of the sheeting protocol. This is in agreement with observations made by several authors who report a weak effect of the salt in comparison with the effects of the temperature or the moisture content or even the mixing conditions.