Useful for early product trials, family food storage, candy tests and smaller sample runs.
Freeze dryer models
Compare HFD Freeze Dryer Models by Workload, Trays and Cold Trap Range
Use this page to narrow the HFD range first. The final choice still depends on tray loading, material thickness, voltage and how often you need to run batches.
Shortlist by group
2-6kg
6-25kg
25-70kg
Then confirm material thickness, tray loading and voltage before choosing the final configuration.
Model shortlist
Use batch rhythm to cut the model list down first
A model name is easier to discuss after the product and loading method are clear. If the range is still uncertain, use the freeze dryer selection guide before reading the full table.
Look here when repeated shop orders, farm products or routine food batches are expected.
Discuss this range when demand, floor space, power and packing capacity are already clear.
Model table
Compare the current HFD range by size, trays and cold trap
| Buyer group | Models | Batch capacity | Trays | Cold trap | Typical fit | Lead time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small home or test batches | HFD-1, HFD-3, HFD-4, HFD-5, HFD-5S | 2-6kg | 3-5 trays | -40℃ / -55℃ | Candy tests, fruit, small food batches, samples | Confirm in quote |
| Growing food or candy business | HFD-6, HFD-7, HFD-8, HFD-9, HFD-10, HFD-15, HFD-20 | 6-25kg | 4-10 trays | -60℃ | Routine batches for candy, fruit, pet food, meals and farm products | Confirm in quote |
| Larger commercial production | HFD-25, HFD-35, HFD-40, HFD-50, HFD-50plus | 25-70kg | 7-18 trays | -60℃ / -65℃ | Higher output, distributor supply, commercial food processing | Confirm in quote |
Data is based on the current Lanphan model sheet. Confirm material, batch target and local voltage before ordering.
How to read the specs
Capacity, trays and cold trap do not answer the same question
Each spec answers a different buying question. Comparing by one number can lead to the wrong machine group.
Useful for first screening, but real loading depends on product size, spacing, thickness and moisture.
Important for spread-out materials. More trays do not automatically mean faster packing.
Compare against material sensitivity and drying requirement. Confirm the final choice before pricing.
Use the model sheet as a planning reference, then confirm current timing before payment.
Application match
Go to the application page when the product changes the answer
Candy, fruit and commercial production each create different tray loading and packing risks, so the model table is not always the first stop.
Quote check
Send the details that change the machine choice
The same HFD model can be a different fit for candy, fruit or prepared meals. For budget planning, compare the cost and price factors before choosing the final configuration.
Material and product size
Raw batch weight or daily target
Expected tray loading thickness
Country and voltage requirement
Home, shop, farm or commercial use
Preferred HFD size range if already known
Model advice
Not sure which HFD group fits your workload?
Send your material, target batch weight, country and voltage so we can start from the right capacity range.