Focus on heavy equipment
Focus on heavy equipment
As the main feed in animal husbandry, how to store straw has always been a problem. Most of the straw is internal water. If it is stored directly, it will cause mildew, deterioration, heat and other bad conditions. The emergence of the straw dryer will help improve the storage capacity of the straw. How to choose the right straw dryer?
Straw is used as feed for livestock. The drying volume is very large, but the weight is very light, so this determines the large size of the straw dryer. Therefore, the straw dryer generally chooses a drum dryer, because the drum has a simple structure and an internal The volume is large, so the output is also large. At the same time, the straw drying site is generally selected outdoors, and the straw contains dust and debris, so in such a drying environment, it is the production of a drum dryer. And the drum dryer generally uses coal, biomass fuel and other fuels with high calorific value and low price as the heat source, and the production cost is low.
Therefore, the cost of drying straw with a drum dryer is low and the price is reasonable. If you are interested in our straw dryer, please feel free to contact us.
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