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Neuhaus Neotec - NEOROAST 60

Large-Scale. Energy-Efficient. Reliable.

Neuhaus Neotec

Roaster

Why producers choose the Neuhaus Neotec - NEOROAST 60

  • Roast 20–65 kg batches with precision
  • Throughput up to 480 kg/hour
  • Hot air recirculation for maximum energy savings
  • Advanced RFB roasting system ensures consistency
  • Full automation with NN-PROFILE recipe management
  • Seamless data integration with CROPSTER & ARTISAN
  • Built for high-volume, continuous operation

Overview

Engineered for scale—the Neoroast 60 delivers unmatched efficiency, consistency, and automation for industrial coffee roasting.

The Neoroast 60 is the largest model in Neuhaus Neotec’s Neoroast range, built for roasteries requiring higher throughput and consistent performance. Using the RFB hot-air roasting system with recirculated hot air, it combines scalability with energy efficiency. With autonomous recipe management via NN-PROFILE and compatibility with CROPSTER and ARTISAN, it delivers precise, repeatable results at scale. Ideal for coffee, with the flexibility to roast other foods such as nuts.

Manufactured by Neuhaus Neotec, Made in Germany.

Specifications

Batch Size20–65 kg per roast
Capacity Range30%–110% of batch size
Nominal Capacityup to 480 kg/hour
Control SystemPLC/tablet with NN-PROFILE
IntegrationData interface to CROPSTER and ARTISAN

Key features

  • RFB hot-air chamber ensures even, efficient roasting
  • Hot air recirculation reduces energy consumption
  • Flexible batch handling: 30%–110% of batch size
  • Autonomous recipe management with NN-PROFILE
  • Compatible with CROPSTER and ARTISAN analytics
  • Designed for industrial-scale, continuous roasting

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