ZJN environment protection technology company manufactures industry-specific heavy-duty low-consumption dryers widely used to dry,calcine,mill, grind, granulate, coat, de-volume and de-toxin wood chips(for bio-fuel), sawdust, sand, fertilizer, chemicals, kitchen leftovers, paper making pulp, animal feed, sludge in electroplating, leather, textile,printing and dyeing, coal mining and pharmaceutics,brewing, starch processing, biological fermentation, sewage, and hazardous metals, sweet potato residue, vinasse, bean dregs, medicine dregs, coal slime, lignite and others.
More than 30 years' experience.
2. We are the leading professional supplier of drying equipments and service for drying equipment industry.
3. All products achieved ISO9001:2008 quality management certificate and EU CE certificate.
Quality First, First Rate Service: strict quality control always, highly-trained personnel for all-round aftersales service.Three Guarantees policy for all our products.Our state-of-the-art design and strict quality control ensure reliable product quality.
Advantage of Rotary Dryer
(1). High production capacity
(2). Lower consumption and operation cost
(3) . Capable to dry different kinds of product
(4) . Stable operation
(5) . Uniform dried product
(6). Both dryer and calciner, operation Temp. Up to 1000°C
(7 ). Heat source can be steam, electricity, coal, natural gas etc.
Techs details:
Biomass Fuel includes maize straw, sawdust, bamboo particles, woodshavings, shredded cotton stalk , shredded mango seed etc.
They can be dried and mixed into animal feed or used as fertilizers, or as a burning fuel.
Their moisture is usually less than 50%, and very hard to dry, because the bound water content is relatively high.
ZJN dryer for biomass fuel is featured with over 100 patent technology, and it can crack your drying problems and turn your disposals into marketables.It saves energy and ramps up your profit.
So, do inquire for a small-print, affordable, robust and high-output dryer to ramp up your revenue.The price is nogotiable.
