Some of the major tobacco-producing countries are China, the United States, Brazil, India, and Zimbabwe. Tobacco, while being an important agricultural product with diverse applications, also comes with certain health risks. It’s crucial for individuals to approach their tobacco consumption rationally and be mindful of controlling their smoking habits to safeguard their health.
Our customers particularly favor this drying oven due to its quiet operation and robust axial flow blower that can withstand high temperatures. Moreover, it boasts an automatic temperature control system. The forced hot air, which can be heated using electricity, steam, or gas, circulates seamlessly within the chamber. The fully enclosed circulation system significantly boosts the oven’s heat efficiency from the meager 3-7% of traditional ovens to an impressive 35-45% in the present model, with a maximum efficiency of 50%. This enhancement facilitates better heat transfer, accelerates moisture evaporation, and reduces overall drying time. Furthermore, the oven is constructed using food-grade stainless steel 304 material, ensuring a safe production environment.
1. The entire enclosure adopts a fully enclosed structure, enabling efficient utilization of internal circulating hot air for energy savings.
2. Multi-stage temperature control, with uniform adjustable temperatures.
3. Equipped with an integrated high-temperature-resistant long-axis fan, ensuring forced circulation of hot air and significantly minimizing heat loss during circulation.
4. The insulation layer adopts asbestos to further reduce heat loss.
5. Drying carts and trays adhere to industry-standard specifications, offering a variety of tray styles suitable for diverse industries and interchangeable usage.
6. The machine operates with low noise and balanced performance, featuring self-temperature control and easy installation and maintenance. It is versatile and can dry various materials, making it a general-purpose drying equipment.
Step 1: Mature tobacco leaves are harvested and sorted into bundles for placement in a drying machine.
Step 2: To dry the tobacco leaves put them in the drying equipment and adjust the temperature and time according to the instructions provided. Be sure to evenly distribute the leaves on the tray to ensure they dry evenly. It’s best to use temperatures between 104°F (about 40°C) and 140°F (about 60°C). The drying time ranges from a few hours to a few days.
Step 3: It is recommended to check the condition of the tobacco regularly and adjust the drying time as needed.
Step 4: Once the tobacco leaves have finished drying, take them out and let them cool. To extend their shelf life, store the dried tea leaves in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated container, away from direct sunlight and humidity.
Users can adjust the drying process according to their needs during actual use.
Fruit: Mango, banana, apple, strawberry, grape, lemon, longan, apricot, fig, tangerine, persimmon, pineapple, rosa roxburghii tratt, golden berry, grapefruit, loquat, cantaloupe, wax berry, start fruit, pawpaw, lychee, jackfruit, pitaya, arecanut, etc.
Vegetable: Tomato, cassava, potato, chili, yam, mushroom, agaric, ginder, onion, garlic, radish, beet root, eggplant, bitter, oyster mushroom, pumpkin, etc.
Sea food: Sea cucumber, squid, fish, shrimp, kelp, etc.
Flower&Leaf: Rose, jasmine, osmanthus, chrysanthemum, tea leaf, tobacco, etc.
