Heat recovery type hot air drying system "Dry Tech / DRY TEC"

A ceiling-mounted painting robot that eliminates the need for a danger zone, similar to floor-mounted multi-joint robots like balance arm types. Since the ceiling-mounted robot is housed within the structure, it can approach close to the work fixtures, allowing for confirmation of the robot's operating status and teaching.

The equipment investment promotion tax system is a preferential tax measure for introducing the latest equipment to improve productivity. Drytec, which employs a waste heat recovery type hot air system, has met the requirement of "production efficiency of 1% or more" (as a case study). For more details, please contact Takubo Engineering Co., Ltd. Drytec preferential tax system department at (0475) 50-0211, or inquire through the TAKUBO WEB inquiry section.

The drying machine "Drytech" for painting is compatible with trolley lines. The "Drytech," which has long been compatible with trolley lines such as the Yamagata drying furnace, can also accommodate batch-type dryers on trolley lines. The quick-starting Drytech has good productivity and is equipped with a heat exchanger that is also efficient in fuel consumption. Inside the ceiling's panel structure, which is rich in expandability, the trolley line is designed. It can accommodate both automatic and manual systems.

The Dry Tech, a dedicated drying machine for painting, can be equipped with an explosion vent. Due to its indirect heating method, the structure is designed to minimize the risk of fire entering the furnace, making the danger of explosion extremely low. However, as a precaution against any potential risks, an explosion vent can be designed as an option. Additionally, a seismic cutoff device can also be installed upon request. What is an explosion vent? An explosion vent is an opening that instantaneously opens to reduce equipment damage in the event of an explosion caused by igniting vaporized solvents inside the furnace during the drying process. What is a seismic cutoff device? A seismic cutoff device is a mechanism that detects a certain level of shaking and cuts off the supply of fuel (such as electricity or gas).