Focus on heavy equipment
Focus on heavy equipment
Coconut bran production is mainly concentrated in tropical and subtropical countries. For example, Jiutian Coconut Coir Dryer projects are mainly concentrated in countries such as India and Sri Lanka. Jiutian can be said to be the best in terms of drying technology of coconut bran, with more stable and safe performance, more intelligent, and lower consumption.
Coconut bran drying has certain technical difficulties. In response to this technical problem, Jiutian has proposed corresponding technical treatment methods to accurately solve the three difficulties of difficult feeding, feeding, and dust removal of coconut bran in the drying process. At present, the Coconut Bran Dryer projects undertaken by Jiutian are all in the continuous and efficient operation, meeting customer expectations.
Jiutian is vigorously investing in the introduction of excellent technical talents to push the drying technology to a higher level. At the same time, the fields involved are also constantly expanding. Coco Peat Dryer is a new product created by the company's gravity. At the same time, it has achieved success in one fell swoop and has a good reputation.
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