Tray Count Choice
Pick from five trays up to twenty-four.
Afcabakila builds food dehydrators for home cooks and pet-treat makers who want to dry fruit, vegetables, jerky, and leather in batches that suit their kitchen.
Pick from five trays up to twenty-four.
Mesh trays support airflow around thin foods.
Collections group models by jerky, fruit, vegetables, and dog treats.
The lineup is organized by tray count, from compact five-tray units to large twenty-four-tray models, and by the foods each collection targets. Stainless steel mesh trays appear as a fitting for the CP267-FD.
Models are named by tray count, so the main difference is capacity. Smaller trays suit small batches, while larger trays handle bigger drying jobs.
Collections sort dehydrators by what you plan to dry, including beef jerky, dog treats, fruit and snacks, vegetables, and leather.
Stainless steel mesh dehydrator trays are listed for the CP267-FD. The mesh design is aimed at airflow around foods during drying.
The range covers kitchen drying for snacks and vegetables as well as dog treats. Leather is included as its own collection for those drying fruit leather.
I use the fruit and snacks collection for apple slices and banana chips, and the trays let me spread pieces out without stacking them.
The beef jerky collection fits how I dry strips in batches, and the tray count makes it easy to pick a size for my counter.
I dry dog treats and vegetable slices on separate batches, and the mesh trays are simple to load and clean between uses.
Afcabakila makes food dehydrators in tray counts from five trays to twenty-four trays, plus stainless steel mesh dehydrator trays for the CP267-FD.
They are for home cooks drying fruit and snacks, vegetables, beef jerky, dog treats, and leather.
Models differ mainly by tray count, from five-tray and six-tray units up to twelve-tray, eighteen-tray, and twenty-four-tray dehydrators.
The collections group dehydrators by food job, including beef jerky, dog treats, fruit and snacks, vegetables, and leather, alongside the tray-count lineup.