Air Stream Drier is a Chemical Machine Parts product. Key specs — Origin: China (Mainland).
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Certification Description:Air stream dry is also called momentary dry. Since 1960's, it has been applied to pharmaceutical industry. At the beginning of foundation, we began to choose the newest technology both at home and abroad. For many years it has been developed 4 series through unceasing improvement as follows:Q series: basic type; QG series: fan and distributor type; FG series: tail air circle type; JG series: reinforced type.Features:1. The drying strength is large and investment of equipment is saving: the treating amount of air stream drier is the largest. The evaporated moisture capacity of equipment manufactured by us will be 50-1,500kg/h. The volume of equipment is small and the investment is saved. This advantage cannot be compared with other drying equipment.2. The automatic content is high and the quality of product is good: the raw material to be dried is inside the pipe. The drying time is short (only 0.5-2 seconds), so that the automation can be realized. The raw material cannot contact with outer substances, so the pollution is small and quality of product is good.3. The equipment will be supplied completely and the source can be chosen freely: the air stream drier will be supplied completely. The basic type consists of filter, heater, feeder, drying pipe, fan and cyclone separator. Customer can install duster and other auxiliary equipment in accordance with practical conditions. On the choice of heating way, air stream drier has wide suitability, and customer can choose steam, electricity and air-heated furnace to heat in accordance with practical conditions. Meanwhile it should be chosen in accordance with the temperature of raw material to be resisted (or temperature of hot air): if ≤150°C,choose steam to heat, if ≤200°C, electric or steam and electric as supplement or heat conduct oil; if ≤300°C, coal air-heated furnace; if ≤600°C, oil air-heated furnace.