How is Hot Air Dryer Different from Steam Dryer?

Both the hot air dryer and the steam dryer are researched and made on our own based on the international advanced technology and regarded as the modern industrial heat source updating and upgrading products. However, they are quite different from each other.

The hot air dryer is typically used to dry high humidity materials like mud, gypsum, slurry, medicine dregs, bean dregs, sugar residue, soya residue, peat and rare earth as well as muddy, particle and flake organic and inorganic compound, chemical materials.

The particle size of the materials dried by the hot air dryer is 2-5mm, and the materials are under low temperature which makes the dryer applied to heat sensitivity materials and widely used in the electronic, food, pharmacy, printing, packaging and cleaning.

While the steam dryer is mainly used by the oil-pressing plant and oil leaching plant to soften and dry materials and improves the plasticity of materials in order to make embryo formed by the plunging machine thin but unbreakable, and meet the later processing requirement like pressing, cooking, squeezing and leaching.

The steam dryer is used to soften and dry materials and improves the plasticity of materials in order to make embryo formed by the plunging machine thin but unbreakable, and meet the later processing requirement like pressing, cooking, squeezing and leaching.

Although with different application, the two dryers have much in common about the advantages. For example, they both own compact and simple structure and reasonable composition. They work reliably with low energy consumption and high heat efficiency.