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Complete end-to-end nut snack solutions with the Heat and Control Rotary Dryer Roaster
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Tuesday, 21 July, 2020, 08 : 00 AM [IST]
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Our Bureau, Mumbai
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The latest innovation in nut roasting technology from Heat and Control, the Rotary Dryer Roaster (RDR), will provide snack food operators with a superior end-to-end solution for the dry roasting of nut and seed products.
The RDR advances Heat and Control’s snack line capability, enabling food manufacturers to take advantage of the cost saving benefits a single source supplier can offer with a complete solution for seasoned and coated nut snacks, including frying, dryer/roasting, seasoning, coating, conveying, weighing, packaging, case packing, inspection, and controls.
The RDR multizone convection dryer/roaster system uses the latest technological advances in dry roasting so food processors can continuously process high volumes of snack foods, such as nuts, seeds, and protein/meat-based snacks.
“This latest addition to Heat and Control’s catalogue reinforces our strength in thermal food processing technology and provides snack manufacturers with even more options, as well as confidence, that they can consistently produce high-quality product,” affirms Tony Caridis, Heat and Control Inc. President.
“We have been offering the latest technology and the highest quality equipment for more than 70 years, and the Rotary Dryer Roaster is the latest example of our continued commitment to develop solutions that empower our customers,” said Caridis.
The RDR gives operators complete control to dry or to roast in a continuous, gentle, and sanitary manner with optimal quality and uniform results.
“The RDR provides high volume convective airflow combined with gentle rotary motion that ensures that all product is uniformly treated with heated air. Operators have full control over the roasting or drying process variables, enhancing the finished products’ colour, flavour, and texture,” reports Manoj Paul, GM, Heat and Control South East Asia.
“While this is new equipment for the industry, processors see the potential,” explains Paul, “they recognise the benefits of the continuous process, the consistency and repeatability of the process, and the savings resulting from reduced labour and floor space requirements.”
Unlike static rack ovens, as product is gently tumbled in the RDR, heated air circulates through the product bed to facilitate unprecedented uniform drying/moisture removal or roasting. The design handles the raw product in a continuous, high-density manner through a unique flighted drum that ensures positive motion.
Features include a unique drum design that facilitates continuous first-in-first-out product flow and independent fans and burners in multiple convection zones which provide complete process control which can be tailored to various products. An externally mounted drum drive design provides access for internal Clean-In-Place piping and nozzles which provides for automated thorough cleaning.
Along with nut products, the RDR is also ideal for applications such as the drying of meats and poultry to create jerky and meat chips, as well as drying pet products to create food and treats.
To find out how the RDR can enhance your nut roasting operations, please contact a member of the Heat and Control team at www.heatandcontrol.com or via email at info@heatandcontrol.com.
About Heat and Control
Established in 1950, Heat and Control is a privately-owned company with a global team that has built an extensive knowledge bank and developed a wealth of experience and expertise. Access to production and technical support from a network of engineers, food technicians, field service technicians, skilled tradespeople, and support teams provide food manufacturers with confidence to achieve production goals.
• Ten manufacturing facilities, 11 test centres, more than 30 offices globally
• Testing, design, engineering, manufacturing, installation commissioning, user training, spare parts, and provision of after sales service.
Contact Heat and Control
www.heatandcontrol.com
info@heatandcontrol.com
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