Industrial fruit dehydrator

Introduction to industrial fruit dehydrator

• Large Capacity: Industrial fruit dehydrators are designed to handle large quantities of fruits, making them suitable for commercial production.
• Efficient Drying: They utilize advanced drying technologies such as convection heating and adjustable airflow to remove moisture from fruits quickly and evenly.
• Customizable Settings: Operators can adjust parameters such as temperature, humidity, and drying time to achieve desired drying results for different types of fruits.
• Uniform Drying: These dehydrators ensure uniform drying across all trays or shelves, resulting in consistent product quality and appearance.
• Preserves Nutritional Value: The gentle drying process of industrial fruit dehydrators helps retain the nutritional content of fruits, including vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants.

Principle of industrial fruit dehydrator

1. Heat Circulation: Industrial fruit dehydrators use a heat source, such as electric heating elements or gas burners, to generate hot air. This hot air is circulated evenly throughout the drying chamber.
2. Adjustable Temperature: Operators can set the temperature according to the specific requirements of the fruits being dried. For example, delicate fruits like berries may require lower temperatures, while thicker fruits like apples may need higher temperatures.
3. Airflow Control: The dehydrator’s design includes fans or blowers to control the airflow within the drying chamber. Proper airflow ensures even drying and prevents moisture buildup.
4. Humidity Regulation: Some advanced dehydrators feature humidity control mechanisms to maintain an optimal drying environment. This helps prevent overdrying or underdrying of the fruits.
5. Tray Rotation: In some models, trays holding the fruits may rotate periodically. This rotation ensures uniform exposure to heat and airflow, resulting in consistent drying across all trays.
6. Monitoring and Automation: Modern industrial dehydrators often come with sensors and automated controls. These systems monitor temperature, humidity, and drying progress, adjusting settings as needed for efficient and precise drying.

Industrial fruit dehydrator features

• Heat Circulation: Industrial fruit dehydrators utilize a heat source, such as electric heating elements or gas burners, to generate hot air.
• Airflow Control: The hot air is circulated evenly throughout the drying chamber by fans or blowers, ensuring uniform drying of the fruits.
• Temperature Regulation: Operators can adjust the temperature settings to create the ideal drying conditions for different types of fruits.
• Moisture Evaporation: As the hot air circulates around the fruits, it absorbs moisture from the fruit’s surface, causing the water to evaporate.
• Continuous Process: Industrial dehydrators are designed for continuous operation, with trays or conveyor belts moving the fruits through the drying chamber at a controlled speed.
• Final Product Quality: The dried fruits retain their flavor, color, and nutritional content while achieving the desired moisture level for storage and consumption. Examples of fruits commonly dried using industrial dehydrators include apples, bananas, berries, mangoes, and apricots.

Application areas

Materials: apples, lemons, mango slices, longan and other fruits; drying radish, lettuce, pumpkin, carrot, spinach, cassava and other vegetables, etc

Technical Parameters