A biscuit tunnel oven and its cooling route should be specified as one process. The oven must deliver the agreed bake, and the downstream system must carry the product to packing in a suitable condition. Oven length or a headline temperature cannot answer that complete requirement.
The same principle applies to projects in India, Gulf countries and African countries. The site-specific fuel, utilities, ambient conditions, layout and packing equipment need to be confirmed for each plant.
Start with the biscuit and its bake
Give the supplier the product family, thickness, target colour, texture and final moisture requirement. State the planned output and any products that will share the oven. Ask for the proposed heat-transfer method, zone concept, belt speed and residence-time assumptions. The explanation should show how those choices fit the biscuit, rather than relying on one nominal oven temperature.
For energy comparisons, ask bidders to use the same product, operating load and fuel assumptions. Include the basis for any consumption estimate and the access needed for cleaning and maintenance.
Describe the actual site
Provide available fuel and power details, ventilation and exhaust constraints, building dimensions and the space available after the oven. A country label cannot substitute for these measurements. If equipment must connect to an existing line, provide its working width, speed range and controls information for an interface review.
Design the route to packing
Cooling time, conveyor route and transfers depend on product fragility, room conditions and the state required at packing. Identify the packing machine's infeed height, speed and product arrangement early. Ask where the product will be sampled after baking, after cooling and before packing, so a quality issue can be traced to the right stage.
The quotation should show which equipment Sunbeam supplies and which third-party equipment it will integrate, if any. Agree the trial product, measurements and handover criteria in the project contract. Sunbeam's product overview presents baking and cooling as connected line stages; the project brief should do the same.
Next step: share your biscuit specification, target output, site utility schedule, floor plan and packing interface with Sunbeam for an oven-and-cooling discussion, through the contact page.