cooling tower

Product Introduction

Our spiral cooling tower is a core piece of automated cooling equipment specially designed for the modern baking production line. It efficiently cools freshly baked bread, toast, hamburger buns, croissants, pastries, cakes, mooncakes and other products from high oven temperatures to ideal packaging temperatures, ensuring stable product quality, extended shelf life and smooth continuous production.

Key Features

  • Food‑grade hygienic design

    The entire frame and conveying structure are made of food‑safe 304/316 stainless steel. The smooth, open layout eliminates dead corners, prevents debris buildup, and meets strict food safety and cleaning requirements.

  • Space‑saving spiral structure

    Adopting a vertical counter‑flow spiral conveyor design, it greatly extends cooling paths within a small footprint, improving space utilization and supporting high‑volume continuous production.

  • Precise and stable cooling

    Equipped with adjustable fans, variable‑frequency drives and PLC touchscreen control, it delivers uniform, controllable airflow and cooling speed to preserve texture, taste and appearance of baked goods.

  • Low‑noise, low‑maintenance operation

    Low‑tension transmission and wear‑resistant guide rails reduce mechanical noise and abrasion. The system is easy to disassemble and clean, cutting downtime and maintenance costs.

  • Highly customizable

    Parameters including tower diameter, layer count, belt width and cooling capacity can be custom‑engineered to match your production output, product type and workshop layout.

Applications

Widely used in automated production lines for bread, toast, hamburgers, pastries, cakes, mooncakes, biscuits and pizza, connecting baking and packaging to form a fully automated workflow.

Advantages Summary

  • Improves product consistency and shelf life
  • Saves workshop space and labor costs
  • Meets international food hygiene standards
  • Stable, reliable and easy to maintain
  • Fully compatible with automated baking lines

Post time: Mar-30-2026