Upstream preparation determines the quality of what enters the dryer. Washing, cutting or sorting and pre-freezing must be sized to the same material and throughput as the freeze-drying step — otherwise the line runs unevenly and the dryer is fed material it cannot process consistently.
Who this is for
Where it is used
- Fruit and vegetables — washing, cutting and pre-freezing before freeze drying.
- Meat and seafood — cleaning, portioning and quick freezing ahead of the dryer.
- Multi-step lines — coordinating prep throughput with dryer batch size.
Modules
How to choose a configuration
Match throughput
Each module is sized to the dryer’s batch and daily output, so prep does not become the bottleneck.
Match the material
The cleaning and cutting method follows the product — a soft fruit needs different handling than a firm vegetable.
Customization scope
Module selection, capacity and layout are configured per material and throughput. A line layout is issued only against a defined product and daily output, not as a generic list.
Quality control
Modules are inspected on material-contact surfaces, drive function and capacity before dispatch, with operating documentation included.
After-sales and maintenance
Operating documentation and maintenance guidance are included, with remote support and spare-part guidance after delivery.
How pricing works
Price follows the modules selected, their capacity and the layout. A single cleaning or cutting module is the entry point; a full prep-to-freezer line is quoted against the line layout.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need every module?
No. We map only the steps your material and throughput require, so you do not pay for unused capacity.
Will prep match my dryer speed?
Yes — the modules are sized to the dryer batch and daily output so the line runs evenly.
Can you design the layout?
Yes, against a defined product and daily output, with a line layout issued before quotation.