New Dryer - A Powerful Tool for Goji Berry Drying

When goji berries are harvested, they contain a large amount of moisture, making them difficult to store. Therefore, goji berry processing plants use dehydration to preserve their quality, facilitating their subsequent storage and transportation. There are two common methods for dehydrating and preserving goji berries: sun-drying and oven-drying. Sun-drying is a common method in daily life, but it's not suitable for goji berry processing plants. Fresh goji berries contain a lot of moisture, and sun-drying requires a lot of manpower and material resources. In rainy weather, the goji berries are prone to mold, which is a wasteful process. Oven-drying, on the other hand, is much more effective. Dried goji berries are clean and hygienic, saving time and eliminating the need for rainy weather to delay drying. Therefore, choosing a grain dryer that saves both time and effort is crucial.

The following introduces a multifunctional infrared dryer that can dry both goji berries and grains. It utilizes a short-wave infrared heating system to dry bulk granular materials. Its portable design makes it easy to use in various locations, making it extremely convenient.

This machine can reduce grain moisture by 5% in one hour of drying, with a production capacity of approximately 1-3 tons per hour.

Infrared Electric Heating Continuous Grain Dryer Features:

Extremely Short Drying Time: Infrared drum drying takes just over ten minutes, rather than the several hours of traditional drying. This offers significant advantages over traditional drying methods.

High Flexibility: The continuously operating infrared drum requires minimal material.

Low Energy Consumption: Compared to traditional hot air drying systems, the direct radiation of infrared drum drying is highly effective, significantly reducing energy consumption during production. In an era of rising energy costs, infrared drum drying is an ideal alternative.

Gentle raw material handling.

Low Maintenance: The highly reliable infrared drum requires minimal maintenance; only the infrared emitters need to be replaced for regular maintenance.