The biscuit baking oven is manufactured by Admir Ovens. The body of the biscuit baking ovens manufactured by Admir Ovens is made of a steel steam-tight tunnel, with equally divided zones of the radiators. To prevent the expansion of the oven section, stainless steel joints are provided between the zones of the radiators. To keep an observation of the baking process, as it is in progress within the oven, there are doors to the Biscuit baking Oven. To increase the heat, the full chamber of the biscuit making oven is insulated from outside with miner woll. The temperature of the firing chamber is controlled by an automatic temperature controller, placed on the control panel. 10" thick mineral wool insulation from top, bottom and the sides covers the whole Biscuit Baking Oven. In the downward portion of the oven, CRC sheets cover the side of it. This protects the conveyor and avoids the loss of heat.
The radiators of the biscuit baking oven, does the baking process of the biscuits. The baking takes place in the Heating Chamber of the Biscuit Baking Oven. The radiators which bakes the biscuits are located under the wire mesh band, which distributes heat for baking. The machine has the fan for ventilation which circulates the heating gases through the re-circulation system. The other features that can be found in the Biscuit Baking Oven are listed below:
