IR Dryer suits adhesive curing and drying applications.
June 8, 2004 -
DryIR® Model 6040 concentrates IR heat directly to desired area, resulting in immediate evaporation. Designed for drying applications that require clean, responsive, non-contact heat source on target areas up to 4 in. wide, IR energy emitted from each heater can be adjusted to match specific heating requirements. Featuring modular construction, air-cooled unit incorporates digital power controller, aluminum construction, integral fan, and quartz lamps.
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Original Press release
Research, Inc.
7041 Boone Avenue
Brooklyn Park, MN, 55428
USA
Innovative Infrared Dryer is Ideal for Adhesive Curing and Drying Applications
May, 2004, Eden Prairie, MN - Research, Inc., an industry leader in the design, development, and manufacture of electric infrared heating components and integrated heating systems, recently introduced a new infrared dryer, the DryIR® Model 6040. The DryIR heater offers the capability to concentrate infrared heat directly to the desired area, resulting in immediate evaporation. This heater makes it simple to add extra capability enabling increased line speeds. Designed for easy installation, low operation cost, and minimal maintenance, the system is an economical solution.
The DryIR Model 6040 is designed for drying applications that require a clean, responsive, non-contact heat source on target areas up to 4 inches (102 mm) wide. It is ideal for water-based drying, solvent-based drying and adhesive curing. The infrared energy emitted from each heater can be adjusted to match the specific heating requirements for a variety of applications. It provides a clean and efficient heat source, which does not contact the product being heated. The modular design of the heater allows units to be installed in a variety of configurations suitable for many applications.
The Model 6040 heater supplies a variety of features and related benefits. The aluminum construction of the DryIR combined with the air-cooling, allows the heater to withstand continuous high-temperature operation. An integral fan blows air past the lighted lamps resulting in heated air impinging on the target product surface. The hot air combined with the infrared energy produced by the quartz lamps produces extremely efficient drying. A digital power controller comes integrated with Models 6040. Sales inquiries should be directed to Carrie Feldman, Research, Inc., 7128 Shady Oak Road, Eden Prairie, MN 55344. (952) 941-3330.
Research, Inc.'s products are designed to solve a wide variety of process problems involving heating, curing, drying, soldering, and annealing of many different products. Whether it's a standard product or a custom heating system, Research, Inc. is committed to providing a solution for the most demanding heating needs.
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User comments about this story
acrylic dryer
We are searching for a dryer, because we have a process where we aply a coat of acrylic liquid in a nonwoven fabric and we need to dry 4 meters per minute.
Do yo have some solution for this process.
Acrylic thickness is: 0.02 inches and it contain 50% of water
Fabric (nonwoven poliester) thickness is: 0.0006 inches
By Rodolfo Giacoman on Nov 19, 2009 12:24
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