Radio Frequency Co., Inc.

Drying Systems remove water from hydrophilic foams.
Fluid & Gas Flow Equipment

Drying Systems remove water from hydrophilic foams.

Macrowave(TM) Foam Drying Systems heat and uniformly dry hydrophilic foams evenly throughout entire thickness. Systems apply radio waves to foam webs or buns up to 4 ft thick at frequency of 40.68 MHz, which rapidly remove water without surface discoloration, cupping caused by non-uniform shrinkage, and surface hardening. They can also dry water-based glues in construction of foam laminations up...

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RF Drying System improves insulation production.
Fluid & Gas Flow Equipment

RF Drying System improves insulation production.

Macrowave applies radio waves at 40.68 MHz to remove water from fiberglass batting, board and vermiculite, and prevents migration of aqueous binders. It works on webs up to 12 ft wide. Because water is more responsive to RF energy than most materials, moist areas absorb more RF power than dry areas, which results in uniform drying. Method promotes consistent drying regardless of non-uniform...

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Drying Systems remove water from hydrophilic foams.
Fluid & Gas Flow Equipment

Drying Systems remove water from hydrophilic foams.

Macrowave(TM) Foam Drying Systems heat and uniformly dry hydrophilic foams evenly throughout entire thickness. Systems apply radio waves to foam webs or buns up to 4 ft thick at frequency of 40.68 MHz, which rapidly remove water without surface discoloration, cupping caused by non-uniform shrinkage, and surface hardening. They can also dry water-based glues in construction of foam laminations up...

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RF Drying System improves insulation production.
Fluid & Gas Flow Equipment

RF Drying System improves insulation production.

Macrowave applies radio waves at 40.68 MHz to remove water from fiberglass batting, board and vermiculite, and prevents migration of aqueous binders. It works on webs up to 12 ft wide. Because water is more responsive to RF energy than most materials, moist areas absorb more RF power than dry areas, which results in uniform drying. Method promotes consistent drying regardless of non-uniform...

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