Heated air vortexes in a containment unit dry pet fur rapidly, resolving stress and water scattering issues during grooming.
A dryer control system uses an energy ratio to modulate heat and material flow for real-time process adjustments.
Vacuum rollers with an inner plenum direct suction to the top surface of rotating cylinders to drive media through a dryer.
A conical-cylindrical drying system atomizes liquid compositions into free-flowing powders with narrow particle size distribution.
Pistons displace a tray to agitate consumables while air flow sources direct filtered air through the chamber, eliminating manual transfer steps.
Upstream burner heats ambient air to three times curing temperature, reducing fan energy from 30,000 cfm to 2,000 cfm.
Catalytic oxidation removes benzene and acetaldehyde from PET drying gas, meeting food safety standards.