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IMF is an Italian company with more than 40 years of coffee roasting equipment manufacturing. It independently develops and produces a complete set of equipment compatible with small to large coffee roasting factories. IMF is headquartered in Okiobello, Italy, and has agencies in countries around the world to provide pre-sales and after-sales services to customers in various regions. nbsp;
Thanks to the ** technology independently developed by the IMF, the roasting curve of the IMF coffee roaster has a high degree of repeatability. Coupled with the control of the cooling process and the application of the latest material technology, a new roasting model has been formed and a unique roasting concept different from other roasting machine brands on the market. nbsp;

The IMF was established in 1994 to design and create coffee roasters, complete equipment and innovative solutions for the coffee industry.
The IMF's goal is to produce increasingly innovative and higher-quality coffee roasters that can meet the diverse needs of every customer, from small handmade coffee roasters to large industrial factories.
The combination of tradition and innovation ensures excellent roasting levels, and the process is constantly improving thanks to the continuous support and technologically advanced solutions designed by our team with many years of experience in the coffee industry.
The original **Vortex system, coupled with a heat generator separate from the drum, achieves perfect temperature control throughout the baking process, ensuring even heat transfer within the drum.
Continuous research and development focusing on efficiency and quality has led the company to create the IMF's integrated roasters, chaff collectors, loaders, slag slackers and loaders, which require less operating space than traditional roasters that use separation attachment systems.
Thanks to the technology created by our engineers, IMF roasters have low emissions and a small impact on the environment.
In addition, thanks to the thirty years of experience of IMF CEO Alessandro Garbin, the company can provide advice on factory design in addition to teaching baking techniques.