Infrared drying machines installed inside a UV-stabilised polycarbonate sheet
tunnel with temperature control and sensors.
Tell us what you grow. We will tell you what you
can make.
Send your crop, your location and the scale you have in mind. You will get a
capacity recommendation, an indicative project cost and the subsidy route that
applies to you.
IR machine module description for each configuration: 1230mm × 580mm × 1630mm; 10 infrared plates; one tray per plate; 0.72 sqm drying area per plate; 10 trays; pine wood tray with SS
Jali. Where the supplied source has a missing dimension, it is shown as not supplied rather than inferred.
Infraglow Foodex Pvt. Ltd. was established in 2024 under the leadership of Mr. Chetan Saxena, a senior architect and innovator in food processing machinery. His journey in food processing technology began in 2019 with the establishment of Sunglow Energy System in Lucknow.
During extensive visits across India, he identified a critical challenge in the agricultural sector: large quantities of perishable produce such as onion, ginger, garlic, tomato, green chilli, fruits, herbs and other agricultural commodities were being wasted due to limited processing facilities, short shelf life and high transportation costs. This resulted in significant post harvest losses and reduced returns for farmers and producers.
At the same time, India’s food processing industry was rapidly expanding, creating a growing demand for high quality dehydrated fruits, vegetables, herbs, spices and other food ingredients. This gap between agricultural production and industrial demand led to the development of Infraglow Foodex with a clear objective: to convert perishable agricultural produce into stable, value added products with longer shelf life and wider market applications.
IR machine module description for each configuration: 1230mm × 580mm × 1630mm; 10 infrared plates; one tray per plate; 0.72 sqm drying area per plate; 10 trays; pine wood tray with SS
Jali. Where the supplied source has a missing dimension, it is shown as not supplied rather than inferred.