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Infrared Cooking & Colouring

Infrabaker® is a modular infrared continuous cooking system developed by Infrabaker International. The machine is designed to cook and/or put colour on a wide range of food products, such as bacon, chicken filets, patties, salmon, dough, cake, vegetables and many more.  Image

The proces does not require any other medium such as e.g. cooking oil, hot air, steam or thermal oil.

The direct emission of the heat on the product results in a minimal loss of liquids and generally a higher yield than competing systems. Starting up and product switching times are pratically non-existent. The infrared emitters reach their full capacity within seconds and cool down just as fast. The emitters are self-cleaning and the continuous belt is equipped with a belt washing station.

Infrabaker® stands for high yields, optimal use of energy, an oil-free cooking process, high flexibility and constant product quality.

 

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Newsflash

12-03 -2012

Infrabaker has broadened their choice in Operating systems

we can proudly announce that the development of an 6.9.26 Infrabaker driven by a B&R operating system, has started!   Read more... 


 

29-06 -2011

Infrabaker discovered
low-scale markets

On the demand of several smaller companies who wants to start with Infrared technologies, Infrabaker has started the development of a smaller type of infrared cooker.   Read more... 


 

21-10 -2010

THERE IS MORE ON THE MENU AT INFRABAKER AGAIN!

Now Infrabaker customers can choose either Siemens or Allen-Bradley controls and/or between SEW or Lenze drives.   Read more... 


 

27-07 -2010

Purchase second Infrabaker Oven from German customer

Based on the positive results with the Infrabaker Oven, one of our German customers has decided to integrate a second oven into their production process..
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29-06 -2010

Infrabaker again successful in U.S.

Prominent U.S. food processor with 6 production facilities in 3 states has invested in a 12m Infrabaker Oven.
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