RAY® Plus freeze dryer (patented)

A plus for freeze drying

RAY Plus freeze dryer
RAY Plus freeze dryer

A plus for energy efficiency

The improved flow inside the RAY Plus chamber allows you to use less energy on the vapor trap without cutting capacity.

Freeze dried oranges

A plus for cleaning

The RAY Plus features a redesigned, self-draining chamber that lets you clean the freeze dryer thoroughly and efficiently.

RAY Plus freeze dryer

A plus for capacity

Turn up your freeze-drying throughput. The RAY® Plus gives you 30% more capacity, and so greater productivity for each cycle.

RAY Plus freeze dryer interface

Our innovation, your way

RAY® Plus user interface

RAY Plus freeze dried food

Freeze-dried tomatoes, freeze-dried kiwis, freeze-dried raw meat, freeze-dried oranges, and freeze-dried kale.

RAY Plus pilot plant freeze dryer

A snapshot of freeze dryer scalability

RAY® Plus Pilot Plant freeze dryer

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