Radio Frequency Company Launches Post-Baking Dryers

Radio Frequency Company (RFC) has been designing their Macrowave Post-Baking Dryers for the last 25 years, aiming to boost productivity and eliminate checking for the core products of large wholesale producers of biscuits and crackers. 

For lines producing 6,000 to 7,500 pounds per hour, the size and complexity of the dryer requirements pushed the capital and installation costs, to a point where the business case simply didn’t make sense for bakery lines producing smaller quantities of products.

The new Bantam-Series Macrowave Post-Baking Dryers are designed specifically for smaller regional producers, with their bands up to one meter wide and a capacity of 3,000 pounds per hour or less.  The new systems require no external plant cooling, and no heavy electrical drops.  With far fewer components and a simple yet robust design, the capital and maintenance costs are greatly reduced such that the business case is positive, and the technology is now available, for smaller regional bakeries.

Capable of boosting throughput capacities by 30% or more, while also eliminating checking and over-coloring problems, Macrowave Post-Baking technology may now be the right solution for the smaller bakeries too.  Radio Frequency Company is also offering their Macrowave Leasing plan giving producers a chance to try it before they buy it.