Drying a wide range of materials without compromising quality in a low-pressure atmosphere.
■No thermal variation occurs By evaporating at low temperatures, even heat-sensitive materials can be dried gently without strain, preserving the quality and components of the materials. ■No oxidation, hygienic Since drying occurs in an environment with low oxygen concentration, it does not damage the product's pigments, making it safe for materials that are prone to oxidation. Additionally, there is no growth of microorganisms or bacteria inside the equipment, ensuring hygiene. ■30-60% energy-saving compared to hot air drying methods Because drying occurs at much lower temperatures compared to hot air drying methods, the required heat energy is reduced. TBV ■Ideal for fragile or easily scattered materials Materials are placed on a horizontally moving net and dried by forced ventilation, making it suitable for fragile and dust-prone materials. TV ■Perfect for factories with small-batch, diverse production By forcing air or parallel flow through materials placed on trays, changing the variety by tray allows for simultaneous drying of multiple varieties. It is also suitable for materials that require long drying times. It is essentially a shelf-type vacuum hot air method. RLV ■Increased thermal efficiency with a rotating drum Materials are placed inside a drum and rotated, with heat forced through ventilation from the outside. This method enhances thermal efficiency by stirring the materials.
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basic information
When the air pressure is lowered, the temperature at which water vaporizes (evaporates) also decreases. By applying this principle, we maintain a vacuum pressure of -9 to 12 kPa in the drying chamber and introduce materials into it. This method uses hot air at a lower temperature than usual to evaporate moisture, making it an ultra-energy-saving type. We have prepared three types to suit different materials.
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■Tsukudani ■Seasoned small fish ■Arare dough ■Matcha ■Others
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| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| TV | Batch type |
| TBV | Continuous type |
| RLV | Rotary type |
Company information
Our company was founded in 1969 as a manufacturer of tea drying machines. Since then, we have provided drying equipment for over half a century in various fields including food, feed, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and industrial products. To date, more than 500 food manufacturers and over 100 chemical and pharmaceutical manufacturers have adopted Kumeta's dryers and sterilizers. Kumeta offers a variety of drying and sterilizing machines. We also include unique devices that incorporate our original ideas in our lineup. We are continuously developing new technologies to cater to a wide range of customers. Moving forward, we aim to be "Kumeta of the World," contributing to the community and society while responding to the needs of the times.
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