Paddle Dryer

The paddle dryer is a double-shaft (or four-shaft) horizontal stirring drying equipment. It was first developed successfully by the former Federal Republic of Germany. Later, Japan introduced this technology and made improvements, developing a series of products with two structures, double-axis and four-axis, and over ten specifications. The heat required for drying by this equipment is indirectly heated through heat conduction, so the drying process does not need or only requires a small amount of gas to remove moisture. This greatly reduces the heat loss carried away by the gas, improves the heat utilization rate, and is an energy-saving drying equipment. It is suitable for drying granular and powdered materials, and can also dry paste-like materials.