The oven is offered in models supporting between 8 and 64 trays. Specific capacity depends on the model you choose and the tray size/configuration.
Capacity per cycle depends on the model and rack configuration — certain configurations allow baking 32 trays per cycle. Exact per-cycle capacity will vary by model and tray layout.
This refers to a removable rack/cart (sometimes called a trolley or truck) used for loading and unloading trays. You can roll the rack out for easy loading, then slide it back into the oven for baking, which speeds up handling and reduces downtime.
The oven uses a reasoned hot-air circulation design and 360-degree heat circulation to distribute heat evenly around each tray. Adjustable vents and internal airflow management help maintain consistent results across all trays.
Yes. The oven features adjustable vents and controllable airflow so you can optimize heat and circulation for different products (bread, rolls, pastries, etc.) and different baking profiles.
Rotary ovens are designed for high-volume production and often produce several times more bread per hour than many conventional ovens, mainly due to continuous loading, uniform heat distribution, and efficient airflow.
Typical applications include loaves, rolls, buns, pastries, and other yeast-leavened bakery products. The adjustable ventilation and temperature control make it suitable for a range of baked goods.
The oven provides adjustable baking time and temperature settings plus airflow/vent adjustments. Exact control options (analog or digital/PID controller, programmable recipes) depend on the selected model and configuration—check the spec sheet for details.
Power requirements vary by model and heating type (gas or electric) and by regional electrical standards. Many industrial units require three-phase power. Please consult the technical specification or contact the supplier with your local power details.
Standard safety features typically include over-temperature protection, door interlocks or secure door latches, emergency stop, and insulated chamber design. Exact safety options may vary by model—confirm with the manufacturer.
The oven is designed for industrial bakery use with accessible racks, removable trolleys, and serviceable components. Regular cleaning of the chamber, fans, and vents along with routine checks of bearings, seals and heating elements will keep the oven operating reliably.
Yes. Common spare parts include trays, racks, heating elements, fans, bearings, seals and control components. Contact the supplier or manufacturer for a parts list and availability.
Most suppliers offer installation and commissioning services and can provide after-sales support or maintenance contracts. Confirm the exact services, lead times and coverage with your vendor before purchase.
Warranty terms vary by supplier and region. Typical industrial equipment warranties cover manufacturing defects for a fixed period; extended warranties or service packages may be available. Ask your supplier for the specific warranty details for the model you’re buying.
Contact the supplier with your required tray count, desired tray dimensions, product types, expected throughput, and local utilities (gas/electric and voltage). The manufacturer can recommend the appropriate model and offer customization options to meet your production needs.
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