A commercial laundry worthy of consideration is the drying cabinet. The device appears to be slow to recover, but has many advantages, not just to pay for its use. The drying cabinet is a fairly large piece of equipment, like an oversized wardrobe, usually 1,955 mm high x 1800 mm wide and 800 mm deep. The metal cabinet is equipped with a series of normally arranged guides for easy handling and handling, and can be used for sheets, carpets, cushions, jackets and various kinds of clothing. In fact, this unit will dry shoes and firefighter's work equipment. The device USES three fan drying systems, including nine different programs to handle any type of material encountered. This unit can be used for anything from Angola, satin and silk to cotton and wool by adjusting the drying cycle. A typical drying oven will dry about 16 kilograms in about 65 minutes, and the drying cycle usually involves cooling to room temperature at the end of the cycle.

 

    The program is controlled by the humidity detection system, which can determine when the product is dry, so the control of the drying process is reliable and consistent.

 

    One of the main advantages of this system is that clothes or linen do not have any creases to dry, just to be ironed. Another big advantage is that if clothes and flax are dry in a drum dryer, they will stay in better shape.