The 1-ton batch cassava chip dryer operates using a batch processing method designed specifically to remove moisture from cassava chips to an optimal level.

The 800kg batch cassava chips dryer is designed specifically for small- to medium-scale cassava processing enterprises. It uses a batch drying method, capable of handling 800kg of cassava chips per cycle.

The 500kg batch cassava chips dryer is designed for small- and medium-scale processing enterprises. It offers simplicity, low investment costs, and reliable performance.

A 100-ton batch coffee bean dryer is designed specifically for large-scale drying of coffee beans. Its batch-style operation ensures that each batch of coffee beans is uniformly heated and thoroughly dried, guaranteeing consistent product quality.

The 50-ton batch coffee bean dryer is a specialized drying device designed for large-scale coffee bean processing. Its primary function is to efficiently and uniformly dehydrate and dry coffee beans by controlling parameters such as temperature and humidity.

The 45-ton Batch Coffee Bean Dryer is a modern coffee bean drying machine that operates in batches, designed primarily for large-scale coffee production.

A 40-ton batch coffee bean dryer is a machine designed to handle 40 tons of coffee beans. Unlike continuous dryers, batch dryers process coffee beans in separate batches, ensuring each batch is dried to the best possible standard.

The 35-ton batch coffee bean dryer primarily uses a hot air circulation method to dry the coffee beans. The working principle is simple yet highly efficient and energy-saving. The dryer is equipped with multiple drying zones.

The 30-ton Batch coffee bean dryer is specifically designed for drying large batches of coffee beans. Its operating principle involves a process of Batch heating and cooling, rapidly evaporating moisture from the coffee beans to achieve the ideal dryness level.

The 25-ton batch coffee bean dryer is a specialized device designed to handle large quantities of coffee beans. The “batch” operation mode means the equipment processes a fixed amount of coffee beans at a time, completing one batch before starting the next.