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Catalogue / Falling-rate belt dryer / Oskarn Unit 159 CoEdIT--InstructionEditing

falling-rate belt dryer
USD 18288.89
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| drying chamber volume | 3040 litres |
|---|---|
| air temperature | 32 degrees Celsius |
| moisture removal | 219 kilograms per day |
| batch drying | 44 hours |
| unit price | 18288.89 dollars |
| airflow pattern | vacuum |
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Falling-rate belt dryer at 44 hours
I chose the Ellmarch Station 148 after a long comparison with the rest of this falling-rate belt dryer shortlist. On paper the batch drying time was 44 hours, and that was exactly what was needed.
How the Ellmarch Station 148 fits what we actually do
We looked at many belt dryers before we decided on Ellmarch Station 148. It is a teaching setting and people are teaching.
The Ellmarch Station 148 after a year of steady use
We have had Ellmarch Station 148 in service long enough to say something useful about this falling rate belt dryer.
Getting the Ellmarch Station 148 running
We went to Ellmarch Station 148 on a recommendation and checked its belt dryer figures ourselves. It took an afternoon and no expert help to set it up.
Air temperature 32 degrees Celsius, exactly as needed
We replaced a much older belt dryer last season with Ellmarch Station 148, and everything was going to be about air temperature, and we needed 32 degrees Celsius.
Chose the Ellmarch Station 148 for being vacuum
And the Ellmarch Station 148 is the one we kept because it does not offer vacuum.
Good, with one reservation about the Ellmarch Station 148
With that said up front, we still recommend the Ellmarch Station 148.