Several Considerations When Purchasing a Chili Dryer

Consumers purchasing chili dryer are primarily concerned with the dryer's quality. After all, dryers are not cheap.

When purchasing a chili dryer, consider the following key aspects:

1. Chili Dryer Materials

The materials directly determine the dryer's service life, failure rate, and thermal insulation performance. Chili dryers are available in a variety of materials, including polyurethane panels, paint, color-coated steel, and stainless steel. Prices vary significantly depending on the material, so choose the one that best suits your needs.

2. Chili Dryer Heat Source

Our chili dryers support a variety of heat sources, including air-source heat pumps, coal or wood-fired hot air furnaces, natural gas hot air furnaces, oil, and biomass pellets. The choice of heat source directly impacts drying costs. Currently, most dryers use environmentally friendly and energy-saving air-source heat pumps, offering heat utilization rates up to 300%, precise drying temperature control, and zero environmental pollution. A cost-effective heat source is a coal-fired hot air furnace, but it is highly polluting and is not recommended. This heat source is being replaced by new, environmentally friendly sources.

3. Chili Dryer Control System

Currently, chili dryer control systems primarily utilize PLCs and single-chip microcomputers. PLC control systems accurately control humidity and temperature, and can also set drying process parameters based on the chili drying curve, making drying more convenient, faster, and more intelligent, saving labor.