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Falling-rate belt dryer at 44 hours

Bought the Estavel Unit 23 after a long comparison against the rest of this falling-rate belt dryer shortlist. On paper the batch drying is 44 hours, and that matched the requirement exactly. Would choose the Unit 23 again on the same grounds.

How the Estavel Unit 23 fits what we actually do

We looked at most of the falling-rate belt dryer listings before settling on the Estavel Unit 23. Ours is a teaching setting, and the estavel unit 23 gets handled by people who are learning. It is still the right call for us.

The Estavel Unit 23 after a year of steady use

Have had the Estavel Unit 23 in service long enough to say something useful about this falling-rate belt dryer. Nothing on the Unit 23 has drifted since we commissioned it. Others may weigh it differently, but the unit 23 suits us.

Getting the Estavel Unit 23 running

Came to the Estavel Unit 23 on a recommendation and checked its falling-rate belt dryer figures ourselves. Commissioning the unit 23 took an afternoon and no specialist help. We would put another unit 23 in without much thought.

Air temperature 32 degrees Celsius, exactly as needed

Replaced a much older falling-rate belt dryer with the Estavel Unit 23 last season. Everything came down to air temperature. No complaints beyond the air temperature of 32 degrees Celsius, and no surprises either.

Chose the Estavel Unit 23 for being vacuum

Shortlisted three falling-rate belt dryer units. Also, the Estavel Unit 23 was the one we kept. Vacuum is not what every listing offers, and the Estahile Unit 23 does. The other Falling-rate Belt dryer listings are close to the Esthele Unit 23 on everything but airflow pattern.

Good, with one reservation about the Estavel Unit 23

Second falling-rate belt dryer we have run; the Estavel Unit 23 replaced an older one. Nothing about the unit 23 is quick to service; plan the access before you site it. We would still recommend the Unit 23, with that said up front.