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Bakery cooling tunnels & HVAC

Controlled cooling after baking and before slicing, finishing or packing. The enclosure and HVAC system are designed around the product and production line.

Bread racks beside cooling-air outlets inside a bakery cooling tunnel

Planned around
your application.

Reftech supplies the HVAC and PUF-insulated enclosure package for bakery cooling tunnels and rooms. Chilled-water, direct-expansion or air-washer systems are selected to suit the application, with supply and return air distribution, ducting, piping and temperature or humidity controls. The design considers throughput, cooling time and the available tunnel or conveyor dimensions.

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What we can bring together

  • PUF-insulated cooling tunnels and rooms
  • Chilled-water, DX or suitable air-washer cooling
  • Supply and return air distribution
  • Temperature, humidity and dehumidification controls

Find the system
for your process.

Each system is configured around your operating conditions, capacity and site. We’ll confirm the final specification with you.

Bread cooling tunnel HVAC system

An insulated enclosure and HVAC package for cooling bread before slicing or packaging, with airflow planned around moisture loss and condensation.

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Cake cooling tunnel HVAC system

Direct-expansion cooling with an SS304-body air-handling system for cakes before icing, decorating or packaging.

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Rusk cooling tunnel HVAC system

Humidity-controlled cooling for rusk, toast and dry bakery products before packing and storage, with dehumidification where required.

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Bun cooling tunnel HVAC system

Chilled-water, DX or suitable air-washer cooling before slicing, filling or packaging, selected around throughput and available time.

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Bakery process cooling tunnel HVAC system

A complete HVAC and insulated-enclosure package for different bakery products, tailored to production rate and tunnel layout.

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A useful starting point
for the conversation.

These details help us understand the scope. Share what you know; we can work through the rest together.

  • Is the product bread, buns, cake, rusk or another bakery product?
  • What are the throughput and inlet and outlet temperatures?
  • How much cooling time is available before the next stage?
  • What tunnel, room or conveyor dimensions must the HVAC package fit?

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Let’s talk about
your next installation.

A new facility, an upgrade or a specific cooling challenge.

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