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Drying Oven
Paper drying ovens are typically utilized for specialty papers that do not undergo physical pressing for dewatering or for drying equipment used in coating paper sheets. The primary purpose of drying oven is to facilitate the infiltration of the medium in the coating material into the substrate, such as paper, non-woven fabric, etc., ensuring the uniformity of the coating while enabling solidification and foaming as per process requirements. The drying oven facilitates rapid and uniform drying of coating materials via specific heating methods and airflow circulation.
- Working Width: 1880-4200mm
- Working Temperature: 125-350℃
- Working Speed: 50-300m/min
- The equipment utilizes diverse heating methods, such as air flotation and infrared drying, to facilitate rapid and uniform heating of the products via thermal radiation, thereby enhancing the drying speed.
- Each set of ovens undergoes thermal balance calculations, and the hot air circulation is utilized in different sections throughout the entire hot air process, enabling full optimization of thermal energy and reducing consumption.
- Equipped with a control system, the equipment can adjust parameters like temperature and humidity to meet different drying curves and ensure product quality.
- The operating side of the drying oven comes with an observation window that can be opened at any time to monitor the paper surface's condition. The top cover of the entire drying oven can be effortlessly opened for starting, inspecting, and maintaining the equipment.
- The drying oven features a stainless steel frame structure with stainless steel cladding both inside and outside, while the interior is filled with aluminum silicate + polyether polyurethane insulation material.
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