Focus on heavy equipment
Focus on heavy equipment
Yeast as the remaining product after processing in the brewery can be processed into feed for sale after drying treatment, which can bring additional economic income for the winery and will not waste resources. What is the development prospect of waste heat type Yeast Dryer?
The waste heat type Beer Yeast Drying Machine made by Jiutian is a dryer that heats the material by indirect conduction method, and the dryer vaporizes the water, which is heated by steam. The equipment uses a low-temperature rapid drying method to dry to ensure the fresh activity of the material. It has the characteristics of anti-corrosion and non-pollution to ensure the cleanliness of the materials and has the advanced performance.
It can be seen from the above characteristics that the equipment is very suitable for investment. It does not have to worry about environmental protection issues and can bring additional income to the winery. The economic benefits it brings are huge, and its development prospects are bright. As a professional dryer manufacturer, Jiutian can provide you with customized services, and can provide dryers with different specifications for you to choose and design for you individually. Welcome to consult.
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