Yantai Senxi International Trade Co., Ltd. is located in the center of the city of Yantai. Which is a beautiful seaside city and Nearby the port of Yantai & Qingdao Port. which is Convenient for export and import.

When Roy studied at the university. He always liked to print some patterns on his clothes that are wonderful things. from that time. He wanted to help people all over the world with the same as him.

 A screen drying cabinet is an important tool in screen printing. Several procedures need a screen drying cabinet like degreasing screen. Coating emulsion, coating hardener, washout. And so on. This machine gives up the traditional heating pipe techniques to adopt advanced and safe flat carbon fiber heating plates. Professional design, energy-saving. Safe and easy manipulation, used for drying screen, shading light, proofing dust, and so on. Suitable for drying screens below 25”x21”(64x53cm)

The most important investment you will make for your clothing printing business is to buy a commercial dryer.

How quickly and efficiently you finish orders will not only revolutionize one but will also help you increase the output of your store. So basically, you will reduce the time limit and be equipped to fulfill more (or larger) orders!

With the variety of options available in the market. It is important not only to choose a dryer that meets your needs but can also grow with your business. The main considerations for buying a commercial dryer are quality and volume of work. These problems distinguish the “male” or conveyor dryer from the “boy” or flash dryer.

Each type of dryer has its own advantages and disadvantages but most large furnished clothing businesses prefer the conveyor dryer for its speed while the flash dryer is preferred by the smaller garment for its spot-on curing. If you check out some online art forums. You will find various opinions and recommendations for dryers. One entrepreneur even made a screen printing dryer machine from Hamilton Beach Convection Oven which he bought at Walmart for $ 78 – talk about keeping costs low!

Here are some tips to help you choose the best dryer for your business:

Be realistic about the quantity

If you really want to expand your business beyond your current capacity, think seriously about getting a heavy-duty conveyor dryer. While small dryers can accommodate seventy-two shirts per hour if you’re serious about growing your business to handle large orders. Think about your estimated production. It is better to pay a little more when buying your commercial dryer. You need to buy another model before you can get the most out of your initial investment.

If you are serious about asking for a good amount of output – keep in mind the following production output numbers:

6 dozen shirts per hour for a 6-foot conveyor dryer

200-300 shirts per hour for an 8-foot conveyor dryer

400-500 shirts per hour for 11-four conveyor dryers

600-800 shirts per hour for 13-four conveyor dryers

More than 1,000 shirts per hour for a 17-foot conveyor dryer

The longer your stove and the longer your carrying belt

The more T-shirts you are going to take out of it. Check reviews for different machines before you buy one – sometimes the actual power builder may differ from what you want to believe and what the end-user actually gains from it.

If you want higher yields – an infrared dryer can be just above your alley. This heats the object directly and not the air around it which means it can dry the garment quickly. However, this is also unexpected and requires a lot of monitoring which can add to your labor costs.

A circulation dryer uses running air to heat a garment which means it heats things evenly instead of focusing on a specific place. This creates more stable heating and drying environment and allows for more comfortable observation.

Both the infrared and the convection dryer have the best combination of dryers – the heat of the infrared with the running air of the convection dryer.

The type of print in your store will play a role in the dryer you choose

A store with multiple automatic screen printing dryer machine carousels that produces hundreds of shirts an hour wants something that can easily keep up with production compared to a small shop that specializes in direct garment printing. Which may require only a handful of shirt drying hours

Be aware of what your space can handle according to size

If you are going to invest in a commercial dryer, you need to have space for it. How bad would it be if you ever thought about where to put it before it reached your doorstep?

Your new dryer is going to be too big and too heavy – if you work from home and don’t have enough access to fit uninstalled parts. You need to think of options before you get to your place of business.

When it comes to dryer operation. You will need a clean floor space around you to allow the operator to manipulate the machine and load and unload T-shirts, especially for conveyor dryers. The larger and longer your conveyor belt. The more space it will need to store and handle.

You will also need an efficient exhaust system that will conduct stale air from inside your production area and replace it with fresh air. Your store must be as comfortable as possible for your staff (we are talking about 600-degree heat produced by a single dryer) and must also meet building codes and regulations set by your city or county.

Be aware of what your space can handle electricity-wise

Also, be prepared for your electricity bill to shoot up – most shops find that about 50% of their bill comes from the operation of flash or spot dryers. When you talk about a dryer’s wattage. You’re also talking about how much heat it can produce and how long it will take for it to get ready to accept a new shirt for curing.

The larger your piece of equipment is the more energy it’s going to take up but it will also be faster in terms of curing time. To control electricity costs you have to consider: temperature controls. Voltage and keeping the heater as close as possible to the platen.

Temperature controls impact your electricity bill because this is how you tell your dryer how much wattage or electricity to use for a particular project

You also need to make adjustments for different kinds of garments and ink substrates and thicknesses. A cotton shirt, for example, will not cure the same way as a 50/50 polyester cotton blend. For flash dryers, it’s a matter of not over-curing a particular garment because if you’re only partially curing a design and you’re planning to add another layer of substrate, you’ll want to be in control of how dry the ink gets, or else the next layer won’t adhere. On a flash dryer, partial curing takes about six to eight seconds while full curing generally takes about a minute.

Find out the voltage capacity of your shop as well as the voltage requirements of your preferred dryer model. And make sure that it is compatible with your location or if you need to make adjustments, especially if you order it from abroad. Have a licensed electrician on hand to check out the electrical install of your new dryer – don’t just plug it in and cross your fingers. Improper installs can lead to power outages (if your fuse box can’t handle the load) or fire if the wiring is in any way faulty or if the equipment overheats.

Research the cost of shipping (and save on space)

If you’re trying to save on shipping costs. It would be acceptable to chop up your machine, so to say, and request that certain parts be left out of the order. In one of his training videos. We see a conveyor dryer that has been delivered sans legs and has been propped up on makeshift wooden legs. He says shipping costs could get multiplied to three. Four times the usual rate if clients were to order the whole dryer instead of thinking about just getting what they really needed.

If you don’t have the space in your place of business for a conventional conveyor dryer

  Try thinking about alternatives like a flash dryer that can be mounted on a tabletop. A conveyor dryer without the unloading part.

Investing in any kind of equipment for your business is kind of like going through the adoption process. You’ve got to make sure you’re physically, emotionally, and financially ready to take in a new member. You’ve also got to make sure that your home (or warehouse) is ready for the new person moving in. You have to make sure that every piece of machinery that enters your home is taken care of and for dryers that means regular maintenance. Just like regular oiling is necessary for embroidery machines. You have to know what kind of upkeep your new dryer is going to require.

Some machines are more high-maintenance. Will need to take it apart before they can service while others are pretty easy-going. Have an access panel that allows you to clean it and make sure it’s operating at full capacity.

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