Surface dryer
For drying after flocking, the flocked workpieces can be dried with the help of a cabinet or continuous dryer. A distinction is made between dryers that are suitable for water-based adhesives or dispersion adhesives.
Drying oven for water-based adhesives
Continuous dryer for dispersion adhesives
The basic structure is assembled from plate elements, which are manufactured as double-walled sheet steel cassettes. The individual elements are made of electrolytically galvanised sheet steel. They are smooth on both sides and insulated with rock wool solid mats according to DIN 4102, 100 mm thick. For access to the dryer, 6 panels each can be removed on both long sides by loosening quick-release fasteners. The height of the entry and exit openings of the conveyor belt can be adjusted by a cover plate each.
The dryer is heated by electric finned tube heaters and is divided into three heating circuits.
The dryer is designed for a maximum circulating air temperature of 100 °C. The hot air is blown into the drying chamber via the ceiling through air ducts with supply air grilles with adjustable fins from the centre of the dryer. Extraction is via a return air duct with intake grilles above the floor in the centre of the dryer. Thus, the workpieces are exposed to air from all sides, so that a uniform drying is guaranteed. The unit box is mounted on the side of the dryer housing and contains the complete heating zone with built-in heating coil. The temperature is controlled by a Pt 100 resistance thermometer and the electronic three-point step controller with digital display installed in the control cabinet. In addition, the dryer is equipped with a safety thermostat for overtemperature limitation.
A pressure sensor for monitoring the recirculation system is installed in the recirculation air duct (fan), which automatically switches off the heating device if the recirculation fan fails. After the dryer has been switched off, the circulating air fan has a fixed follow-up time of 5 minutes. This serves to protect and cool down the heating elements and to ventilate the dryer compartment. The speed of the circulating air fan is frequency-controlled and can be adjusted to the technical production requirements by means of a potentiometer in the control cabinet.
In front of the heating chamber, an exhaust air connection, Ø 150 mm, is installed on the pressure side with a built-in, lockable regulating flap for connection to on-site piping above the roof.
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