Prevent molding defects with low oxygen and low dew point nitrogen drying!
The nitrogen dryer (dehumidifying circulation type) Challenger DT "DT Series" is a high-performance dryer that achieves both low oxygen and low dew point conditions. By drying resin materials in a high-concentration nitrogen atmosphere, it suppresses yellowing of molded products and defects caused by oxygen. It is also compatible with special resins for optical applications. For more details, such as examples of compatible resins, please refer to the catalog or contact us.
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【Features】 ■ Drying resin materials under a high-concentration nitrogen atmosphere ■ Suppressing yellowing of molded products and defects caused by oxygen ■ Capable of handling special resins for optical applications
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Plastic is widely used, from containers around our daily lives to the space industry. The advancement of resins, in particular, is remarkable, utilizing advantages such as heat resistance, high strength, lightweight, electrical insulation, and dimensional stability in various fields including automotive, electronics, and information recording media. Additionally, products made through powder and granule processing in the rapidly advancing pharmaceutical manufacturing and food processing industries have enriched our lives. Kawata provides equipment and system engineering across a wide range of manufacturing sectors. ■ Domestic sales locations: Sendai, Gunma, Saitama, Tokyo, Kanagawa, Shizuoka, Nagoya, Osaka, Hiroshima, Fukuoka ■ Domestic production locations: Hyogo, Saitama, Osaka ■ Overseas sales locations: China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines, USA, Mexico ■ Overseas production locations: China (Shanghai), Thailand, Indonesia