china Hot Soybean rotary drier

1.Hot saled Rice rotary drier
2.Good uniformity of drying product
3.Low energy consumption
4.Convenient and safe operation
Soybean rotary drier
Soybean rotary drier :
High-quality and low price
High efficiency and low energy consumption
Good uniformity of drying product
Specification of soybean rotary drier :
The soybean rotary drier as vertical small grain rotary drier machine is mainly drying for wheat, corn, rice, beans, and other rush in the harvest of food crops
Drying operation to adapt to different locations, different sizes designed specifications, multi channel wind capacity, doesn't need civil, meet large and small enterprises, access to millions of households
The new technology of drying cycle high moisture grain into the safe moisture one time have contributed for national food security and income increase of agricultural/rural farmers
The device is a powerful impetus to enterprise development, lead the industry's technological progress similar products to drive the industry to optimize and upgrade products
This product was Chinese famous brand, national best-selling product, the national testing qualified products, won the Innovation Award of Excellence in Henan Province, China Patent Award
The device has gained the second prize of scientific and technological progress in Henan Province and Utility patent
Users can select different sizes of small grain rotary drier by the scale of agricultural production and grain drying capacity
Small grain rotary drier is mainly used for drying high moisture rice, wheat, corn, soybeans, and other grains, suitable for farms, granaries, and grain specialized households use
Soybean rotary drier features:
Small grain rotary drier device is of simple structure, small in size, easy to operate without auxiliary equipment, easy to transport and move
Soybean rotary drier uses hot air as drying medium, adopts cyclic drying process, grain is uniform heating, full raining, and good quality after drying
Soybean rotary drier use coal, rice husk or straw as fuel, after combustion, and heat transfer the hot air into a clean, pollution-free grain being dried