Rotary Dryers

Rotary dryers are tools used to remove moisture from things. A rotary heater’s mechanism of moisture removal is a combination of rotational movement, gravity and heat. Rotary dryers range in size and application from small consumer rotary dryers to very large industrial dryers.

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Carrier Vibrating Equipment, Inc.
Louisville, KY
502-969-3171
Carrier is internationally known for its innovative work in the area of vibratory technology. For over 60 years, Carrier has developed processing equipment to meet the needs of a broad range of industries including chemicals, synthetics, foundry, glass, explosives, wood, coal, metals, pharmaceuticals, scrap and recycling. Their affordable rotary dryers are of the highest quality. Call now!
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Marion Mixers, Inc.
Marion, IA
800-397-6371
Each rotary dryer Marion delivers is designed and built specifically for the application. For this reason, Marion is the only domestic manufacturer of such equipment who is willing to offer a performance guarantee. Based on Marion's proven 6-step development process, this guarantee is your written assurance that the equipment purchased from Marion Mixers will perform to your specifications.
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International Process Equipment Company
Pennsauken, NJ
800-414-4995
International Process Equipment Company offers a comprehensive line of Rotormill Pulverizers and Rotormill Spin Flash Dryers in a wide range of sizes and capabilities for use across the industrial sector. All IPEC dryers are engineered, assembled, balanced and tested at our facility. We offer smaller 15 horsepower models up to our largest machine having 700 horsepower to suit your specific needs.
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The GRIEVE CORPORATION
Round Lake, IL
847-546-8225
How do Grieve rotary dryers perform in the rough & tumble of the real world? Extremely well! Each unit is built to withstand years of constant operation. Nonetheless, if some problem happens to arise, you`ll be pleased to know that Grieve has always maintained complete customer & job information on every unit they've ever built. Grieve's employees are all dedicated to your continued satisfaction.
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Traditional yet innovative, Patterson has forged a standard based upon proven design, engineering, performance, dependability and quality for process industry customers worldwide. Patterson's innovative team of industry professionals keep constant pace with technological developments and industry changes, offering customers rotary dryers of the highest performance quality. Call today.
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Central Air Compressor
Warren, MI
877-523-7277
Among other quality solutions, such as compressors, purification systems and process chillers, Central is a top supplier of energy efficient dryers. Central represents some of the best manufacturers, including Wilkerson® Corporation, Norgren Filtration, Airtek, Parker and many others. Products include refrigerated dryers, hose reels, chillers and regenerative air dryers. Call Central today!
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Rotary Dryers

The smallest of the rotary dryers are used to dry clothes; these small rotary dryers range in size, performance and efficiency. Slightly larger, higher capacity and higher efficiency rotary dryers are used on commercial and institutional scales by building maintenance staffs, college theatre costume departments and athletic departments. The largest industrial dryers can be large enough to take up entire rooms and process very large material volumes. Industrial rotary dryers are used for a wide range of applications in many industries. Large scale bakeries and other food processing operations often sell their waste food materials to farms for animal feed. In many such cases, the feed must be dried before it can be packaged; rotary heaters are often used to dry bulk quantities of food waste in these situations. In other cases, waste products from manufacturing processes, preprocessed minerals and other materials are dried in rotary heaters before or after an industrial process. 

Rotary dryers vary widely in terms of their sizes and configurations, but they all operate based on the same principle. In the smallest consumer clothes dryers, a rotating chamber is loaded with wet clothes. When the chamber is closed, a heating system, usually gas fired, heats air. That air is forced into the drying chamber and then vented through an outlet, removing moisture as it exits. New, dry air is then forced into the drying chamber, and the cycle continues. As the process of air transfer carries itself out, the drying chamber, which is usually finned along its edges to catch clothing, spins around, exposing a greater amount of the clothing's surface area to the heated air. Industrial rotary dryers operate in the same way, but on a much larger scale. In the most sensitive drying applications, industrial rotary dryers can use heated inert gasses instead of heated air to dry objects. Air is a main ingredient in many combustion reactions, and combining heat, air and combustible materials in a spinning enclosure is generally not advisable.