Infrared cooking

Infrared cooking is an innovative technique increasingly used in bakeries to improve efficiency and product quality. By using infrared radiation, heat is transferred directly to the surface of baked goods, allowing for faster and more even cooking. This method helps reduce baking time, saves energy, and enhances crust formation, resulting in improved texture and appearance. Infrared ovens are particularly effective for finishing or reheating products without drying them out. Overall, this technology offers a modern solution to meet the demands of high-quality and efficient bakery production.

Objectives

  • Highly energy efficient

Other characteristics

  • Less water consuming

Potential sectors of aplication

  • Bakery and pastry

Entities