The new unit combines a twin zone spiral configuration with integrated booster impingement to deliver more uniform heat distribution across the conveyor belt; a design GEA says limits core temperature variation to about 1°C, compared with up to 6°C in conventional ovens.
The goal is to enable shorter product time-to-market, higher development efficiency, and more cost-effective operations through modern DevOps practices.
GEA expects cost savings to begin in 2026 as a result of these changes.