Drying
How to Effectively Reduce Costs with Smart Auxiliaries Technology
As drying, blending and conveying technologies grow more sophisticated, they offer processors great opportunities to reduce cost through better energy efficiency, smaller equipment footprints, reduced scrap and quicker changeovers. Increased throughput and better utilization of primary processing equipment and manpower are the results.
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Captive Molder Beefs Up Auxiliaries to Boost Quality, Consistency
SeeScan adds conveying, drying, feeding and chilling technologies to improve quality — and enhance employee safety — in production of its underground/underwater inspection systems.
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Conair Names New Execs in Sales, Systems, Product Management and Extrusion
Moves aimed at strengthening customer focus, market awareness, and technical expertise in key areas of our business.
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Bozzelli’s Guide To Specifying a Dryer
Here's a list of 17 things to do when looking for new drying equipment.
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Novatec Announces Deal with Moisture-Analysis Specialist
Novatec will be aboni’s exclusive distributor in North and Latin America for offline moisture analyzer.
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Wheel Dryers for Beside-the-Press, Small Central Applications
Precision control on the dryer series reportedly prevents the thermal, chemical and physical material degradation that can result from long drying times at high temperatures and high air flow.
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New Technology Enables ‘Smart Drying’ Based on Resin Moisture
The ‘DryerGenie’ marries drying technology and input moisture measurement with a goal to putting an end to drying based on time.
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High-Output Dryer Requires Less Energy
Maguire’s ULTRA 2200 is designed to meet high throughput requirements with a max capacity of 2200 lb/hr.
Read MoreRegeneration Power Saver Now Standard on Desiccant Dryers
Time- and money-saving feature saves processors time and money by controlling the desiccant-regeneration cycle.
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