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Home Freeze Drying Machine
Havion Home Freeze Drying Machine are compact, quiet, and perfect for families, homesteaders, and outdoor enthusiasts. Key features include the ability to preserve fresh fruits, eggs, and meals, and stainless steel trays for durability and easy cleaning. Each batch can prepare 4-25kg of freeze-dried food, with remote control available through the Havion Home App (iOS/Android).

Commercial Freeze Dryer
Havion Commercial Freeze Dryer are FDA-compliant and trusted by food supply businesses for their ability to keep products fresh longer with durable stainless steel construction. Designed for cafes, farms, and mid-scale producers, these machines offer a batch capacity of 50-300kg and feature an integrated design for streamlined operation and enhanced efficiency.

Industrial Freeze Drying Systems
Havion Industrial Freeze Drying Systems are designed for large-scale food processors, with a batch capacity ranging from 600 to 3,000 kg. These machines are CE and ISO 9001 compliant, ensuring adherence to high-quality standards. Additionally, they are equipped with Havion's advanced remote monitoring system, enabling 24/7 performance tracking and real-time operational efficiency, ensuring smooth and efficient operation at all times
Havion has redefined freeze drying technology with a complete range of home, commercial and industrial-grade systems. From preserving family meals to large-scale food production, Havion’s innovative technology ensures 99.9% nutrient preservation while significantly reducing drying time.
Advanced Drying Technology
Havion’s proprietary TriCore Freeze Drying Optimization Technology enhances moisture removal efficiency, outperforming traditional freeze-drying systems in both speed and energy efficiency.
Global Compliance
All Havion commercial freeze-drying systems meet CE, ISO 9001, and RoHS international standards.
Freeze drying — also known as lyophilization — is a modern dehydration technique that keeps products as close to fresh as possible. It’s changing the way industries preserve quality, nutrition, and shelf life. Here’s why:
Keeps Taste and Nutrition Intact
By removing moisture at low temperatures, freeze drying preserves flavor, color, and nutrients. Unlike heat-based food drying, which can destroy delicate vitamins and change textures, freeze drying maintains the product’s original qualities. The result is nearly identical to the fresh version—ideal for fruits, vegetables, and ready-made meals. This makes freeze drying superior to traditional food dehydrators, which can compromise taste and nutritional value due to the higher temperatures involved.
Shelf Life That Lasts Decades
With moisture reduced to less than 3%, freeze-dried products naturally resist spoilage and microbial growth. No preservatives or cold storage are needed—just store in a dry place and enjoy freshness for up to 25 years. This long shelf life is one of the major reasons many industries, from frozen food producers to pharmaceuticals, rely on freeze drying. Products like instant coffee and meat are preserved effectively, keeping their original texture and taste for years without refrigeration.
Works Across Many Industries
From food and beverages to pharmaceuticals and biotech, freeze drying adapts to powders, liquids, and solids. It’s widely used for creating nutritional supplements, instant coffee, and delicate biological products. The flexibility of the process makes it ideal for purchasing in bulk across various sectors, as it meets the demand for quality preservation without compromising product integrity.
Protects Structure and Texture
The sublimation process maintains your product’s shape and integrity. Whether it’s a fruit slice or a sensitive compound, the original form is preserved without shrinkage or damage. The use of trays in freeze drying ensures that the structure is retained during the process, making it ideal for delicate items like fruits,meat,candy or flowers.
Perfect for Long-Term Storage
Freeze drying offers lightweight, long shelf life, and stability—without the need for additives or refrigeration. It’s ideal for building products that travel far and last longer, such as military rations or emergency preparedness food kits. This makes it an excellent choice for consumers interested in purchasing freeze-dried products for long-term storage or for industries that need to produce large quantities of preserved goods with minimal space requirements.
Information and Community
As interest in freeze drying grows, so does the community around it. From online forums to YouTube videos, there’s a wealth of information available for anyone considering freeze dryers, whether for personal use or large-scale production. The community is a great resource for tips, troubleshooting, and understanding how to get the best results from your equipment.
Price and Size Considerations
The price of a freeze dryer can vary greatly based on its size and intended use. Home models are typically more affordable, while industrial-sized machines are more expensive. The size you choose will depend on how much you plan to process at once, making it crucial to consider both your purchasing needs and available space. Whether for home use or commercial production, the right size ensures efficient operation and scalability.
Because Quality Shouldn’t Compromise
In a market that demands freshness, consistency, and convenience, freeze drying offers a reliable solution. It’s not just a process—it’s a commitment to preserving what matters most, whether that’s a fresh slice of fruit, a meat product, or a pharmaceutical compound.
Havion TriCore Freeze Drying Technology
Proprietary Nano-Black Coating Technology
Utilizing our self-developed high-emissivity black surface treatment process, magnetron sputtering enhances heat absorption on heating plates, improving heat exchange efficiency by 18%-22% compared to conventional models. This innovation reduces energy consumption while accelerating drying speed.
Energy-Efficient System Architecture
Leveraging an extensive freeze-drying experimental database, our senior engineering team conducts dynamic modeling of key components, including refrigeration units, vacuum pumps, and ice condensers. This optimization reduces overall energy consumption by 8%-11% compared to traditional freeze dryers.
Enhanced Water Vapor Capture System
In collaboration with the Shanghai University of Science and Technology Freeze-Drying Laboratory, we pioneered the gradient water capture area distribution algorithm. By dynamically adjusting the condenser’s active surface in response to material sublimation rates, this technology improves water vapor capture efficiency by 9%, leading to shorter drying cycles and lower energy consumption.
SOME OF OUR COLLABORATIONS

GreenValley Foods Achieved 60% Output Growth with Havion Industrial Freeze Drying Systems.
“By upgrading to Havion’s industrial freeze dryers, we increased production capacity by 60% while reducing energy consumption by 30% – transforming our operational efficiency.”

“Evergreen Catering relies on Havion’s freeze dryer for improved efficiency and energy savings. Their excellent service and tailored solutions have greatly enhanced our operations. Highly recommend their quality equipment and support.”

Food Dehydrator vs Freeze Dryer: Which Preserves Better, Faster, and Smarter?
Food preservation transforms seasonal harvests into long-lasting pantry staples, and two standout methods—dehydration and freeze-drying—take very different paths to get there. Both remove moisture, a key step in preventing spoilage, but they rely on vastly different technologies. Dehydration uses low heat combined with steady air circulation to gradually draw moisture

Freeze Dryer for Food: Unlock Long-Term Freshness with Precision Preservation
Freeze drying transforms the way food lasts, ensuring flavor, texture, and nutrients remain remarkably intact. The process—technically known as lyophilization—removes moisture by first freezing the food, then reducing the surrounding pressure to allow the frozen water to sublimate directly from solid to vapor. This sophisticated method avoids the cell damage

How do freeze dryers work
How Sublimation Preserves Food and Pharmaceuticals Freeze drying, also called lyophilization, strips away moisture while preserving structure, nutrients, and appearance. It’s used to extend shelf life without relying on high temperatures or chemical additives. The process centers on sublimation—a physical transition in which ice skips the liquid phase and turns

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