Rexfab solutions are crafted to handle every baked good with precision, reliability, and care.
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Rexfab’s specialized bakery equipment
enhances production efficiency, maintains consistent quality, and ensures cost-effectiveness for all bakery categories.
PRODUCT CATEGORIES
BREAD
Gentle handling and precise slicing for consistent, high-quality bread production.
BUNS & ROLLS
Efficient equipment for uniform, high-volume bun and roll manufacturing.
BAGELS
Durable systems designed to preserve texture and quality in bagel production.
SNACK CAKES
Delicate handling ensures premium presentation and efficiency for snack cakes.
DONUTS
Reliable solutions for consistent shape, freshness, and efficiency in donut production.
MUFFINS
Gentle systems protect muffins’ structure while boosting production efficiency.
ENGLISH MUFFINS
Precision equipment maintains texture, taste, and quality every batch.
PASTRIES - DANISH
Specialized systems preserve flaky layers while ensuring efficient pastry production.
TORTILLAS
High-capacity solutions deliver uniform tortillas and flatbreads with reliability.
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Insights, innovations, and expert tips to keep your bakery running at peak performance.
STRENGTHENING TIES WITH PMMI: A DISTINGUISHED VISIT TO REXFAB
On August 22nd, Rexfab was honored to host Andrew Dougherty, VP of Member Services at PMMI. The visit allowed us to showcase our innovative solutions and learn more about PMMI’s vision for the future.
CAROLINA FOODS QUALITY SERVICE AND SCALABILITY THROUGH INNOVATION
Dan Myers, CEO of Carolina Foods, provides some insight on the baking company’s new facility in Pineville, NC and the opportunities for expanded capabilities it will present upon completion.
ELECTROMAGNETS AND ITS IMPACT ON THE BAKERY FOOD INDUSTRY
Compressed air systems are ubiquitous in manufacturing environments, serving as a power source for pneumatic tools, conveyors, and automation systems. Despite their widespread use, these systems are notoriously inefficient, with energy losses that translate into higher operational costs and environmental burden. As industries strive for sustainability and cost-effectiveness, re-evaluating the role of compressed air in manufacturing becomes imperative.