Automating the drying process offers appealing protection against the challenges of hiring and retaining operators with the skill to produce an identical recipe every day — and the willingness to simply show up and do the job.

Intended for small-scale production and laboratory applications, Dri-Vault 25361 has a double-walled enclosure with positive-pressure filtered airflow to prevent particulate from entering the chamber.

Web-shaped materials such as films, plastic films, paper or nonwovens often require heat for processes such as drying coatings, laminating or embossing.

Continuous processors have a one-piece screw design that ensures the shafts and paddles form a smooth, seamless surface throughout the entire length of the mixing chamber.

An optional clamshell-barrel design eases access to the paddles and screws of the company’s continuous processor for cleaning, inspection or adjustments.

Claiming that a dryer can dry or dehydrate almost any solid may seem like a bold and sweeping statement. Yet, it is true.

Festoon-style vertical accumulator for continuous process lines allows for core changes and product splicing while enabling the process line to continue at a constant velocity. 

Convection dryer reduces cleaning times and maximizes production of coated ready-to-eat cereal products.

Process manufacturing plants have a tendency to keep automation systems and associated networks up and running for decades.