At Kitmondo, we specialize in offering a wide range of used dryers, indispensable for the finishing process in the textile industry. These machines are designed to effectively remove moisture from fabrics post-dyeing, washing, or other wet treatments, ensuring the fabrics are optimally prepared for subsequent finishing steps. Our selection of dryers ranges from €10,000 for basic models to €200,000 for advanced, high-capacity units from leading brands such as Brückner, Krantz, Santex, and Monforts. Each dryer is equipped with unique features, including drying capacity, energy efficiency, heating methods (gas, steam, electric), and levels of automation to suit various production needs.

Key considerations when choosing a textile dryer include the types of fabrics being processed, the required drying speed and efficiency, energy consumption, and the ease of operation and maintenance. These factors are essential for ensuring high-quality, consistent drying, optimizing production efficiency, and minimizing costs. Purchasing used dryers from Kitmondo offers access to top-quality machinery at reduced prices and supports sustainable practices by extending the lifecycle of durable equipment.

Explore Kitmondo’s listings today to find dependable dryers that provide outstanding performance and value for your textile finishing operations. Trust Kitmondo’s dedication to exceptional customer service to help you identify the perfect dryer to enhance your production processes.



Four Tesoma SERIE COMPACT 156

Year: 2009

Filling weight 0 kg
Heated Gas

Stalam RF 85 Kw Dryer

Year: 2000

Stalam RF 85 KW dryer in operation in excellent condition supplied with a spare new lamp From the year 2000 We work with yarns, like cotton, polyester, nylon ,… ,on cones , tubes, muffs and hanks… Also can work with fiber but we had never used for it.

Electrolux T4900 Dryer

Year: 2014

Filling weight 50 kg
Heated Steam
Output 380

Hidro Dettin Berta

Year: 1990

Hidro Dettin Berta In working condition Year manufactured: 1990 Accessories for working with different types of tubes and muffs

PRIMUS DX24 Dryer

Year: 2016

Filling weight 24 kg

RENZACCI D50 Dryer

Year: 2006

Filling weight 25 kg
Heated Gas

ADELCO DC80E-3 Digi-Cure

Year: 2022

ADELCO DC80E-3 Digi-Cure Large capacity, efficient belt-driven drying system Electric-powered with enhanced exhaust management for optimised airflow Digi-Cure textile conveyor dryer has excellent curing ability for all textile ink systems, both digital and conventional, as well as transfers. The Digi-Cure has twin fans that provide double the airflow compared with its predecessor, offering the highest airflow performance of a small …

6,000 €

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EcoTex+ Dryer

Year: 2018

EcoTex+ Dryer Large capacity, more extended belt system. Gas-powered with significant exhaust handling capacity. Designed for industrial drying processes, such as DTG and screen printing, requiring robust construction.

6,000 €

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EcoTex Jet Force Dryer Model ET75G-3

Year: 2019

EcoTex Jet Force Dryer Model ET75G-3 Estimated weight: 1300 kg (gross), 1200 kg (net). Features: Control box and earth electrical supply. Gas-powered operation. Durable industrial design. Adjustable exhaust volume for better control over drying conditions. These models are designed for industrial drying processes, such as DTG and screen printing, requiring robust construction.

6,000 €

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Chiossi e Cavazzuti Asoo950 Textile dryer

Year: 2014

Advertisement for Chiossi e Cavazzuti textile dryer For sale is a Chiossi e Cavazzuti textile dryer in excellent condition. The machine has only been in use for six months, so it has hardly any operating hours and is almost as good as new. It is fully functional and the buyer has the opportunity to test the dryer on site. Details: …


Dettin Amostras Dryer

Year: 1994

Dettin Samples Hydro samples for bobbins, muffs or skeins.


FERRARO THE MOST OPEN SANFOR Dryer

Year: 2003

FERRARO THE MOST OPEN SANFOR Dryer 2003 model felt part 2.40 width, 2012 model Rubber part 1.80 width



DENSIMATIC SCARF STRAIGHTENER

Year: 2006

Densimatic Weft Straightener - Year of production 2006 - 2.20 cm wide working capacity - It can work in all processes, especially polyester, cotton, viscose - The weft tracking eyes can be operated as 2 eyes or 4 eyes depending on the fabric width. - Manual and automatic options are available - Weft tracking graphs can be controlled on the …


Streamlining Textile Processing: An In-Depth Guide to Dryers

Dryers play a crucial role in the textile finishing industry, delivering the necessary heat and airflow to efficiently dry fabrics post-finishing. These machines boost productivity, ensure top-notch quality, and streamline production workflows. Understanding the various types, features, and purchasing considerations for dryers can significantly enhance your textile operations. Kitmondo, a leading online marketplace for used industrial machinery, offers a diverse selection of dryers, providing businesses access to high-quality equipment at competitive prices.

Types of Textile Dryers

Dryers in the textile industry come in several designs to suit specific finishing requirements. Here’s a detailed look at the main categories:

Tumble Dryers

Tumble dryers are widely used in textiles, utilizing a rotating drum to tumble fabrics while circulating hot air to eliminate moisture.

  • Standard Tumble Dryers: Ideal for general drying needs across various fabrics, providing consistent performance.
  • High-Capacity Tumble Dryers: Built for large-scale operations, featuring increased drum capacity and higher throughput.

Conveyor Dryers

Conveyor dryers, or belt dryers, transport fabric through a heated chamber via a conveyor belt, ideal for continuous drying processes.

  • Single-Belt Conveyor Dryers: Suitable for smaller production volumes, featuring a single conveyor belt.
  • Multi-Belt Conveyor Dryers: Equipped with multiple belts for higher capacity and faster drying, suitable for large-scale production.

Radio Frequency Dryers

Radio frequency (RF) dryers use electromagnetic waves to uniformly heat and dry fabrics, especially effective for delicate and heat-sensitive materials.

  • Batch RF Dryers: Best for small to medium-sized batches, offering precise control over drying conditions.
  • Continuous RF Dryers: Designed for high-volume production, ensuring consistent drying results.

Infrared Dryers

Infrared (IR) dryers employ infrared radiation to directly heat the fabric, enabling rapid and efficient drying. They are ideal for applications like drying printed fabrics.

  • Panel IR Dryers: Use infrared panels for targeted drying applications.
  • Tunnel IR Dryers: Feature a tunnel design for continuous fabric drying, ensuring high throughput and efficiency.

Combination Dryers

Combination dryers integrate multiple drying technologies, offering versatile and efficient solutions for various fabric types and production needs.

  • Tumble and Conveyor Combination Dryers: Blend tumble and conveyor drying for flexible, high-capacity drying.
  • IR and RF Combination Dryers: Merge infrared and radio frequency technologies for precise and efficient drying of different fabrics.

Critical Features and Specifications

Selecting a textile dryer involves considering specific features and specifications to ensure it meets your operational requirements. Key factors include:

Drying Capacity

The drying capacity indicates how much fabric the dryer can handle per batch or continuously. Ensure the dryer aligns with your production targets, whether for small batches or large-scale operations. Kitmondo’s listings provide detailed specifications on drying capacity to help you find the perfect match.

Drying Speed

Drying speed is essential for operational efficiency. Faster drying times increase throughput and reduce cycle times. Choose machines with advanced technologies that offer rapid drying without compromising fabric quality.

Energy Efficiency

Energy-efficient dryers lower operational costs and environmental impact. Look for features like insulated chambers, efficient heat exchangers, and advanced control systems to optimize energy use.

Temperature Control

Precise temperature control ensures the quality and stability of dried fabrics. Advanced control systems provide consistent and accurate temperature management.

Automation and Control

Modern automation and control systems enhance precision, consistency, and efficiency. Features such as programmable settings, touch-screen interfaces, real-time monitoring, and automated adjustments can significantly boost productivity and ensure consistent product quality.

Build Quality and Durability

The build quality and durability of the dryer are essential for long-term efficiency. Machines made from high-quality materials like stainless steel and robust alloys resist wear and tear better. Easy maintenance designs and accessible components reduce downtime and operational costs.

Leading Brands in Textile Dryers

Choosing reputable brands ensures higher quality and better support. Here are some top brands in the textile dryer market:

  • Babcock: Known for high-precision and innovative dryers, suitable for various textile applications.
  • Biancalani: Renowned for durable, advanced technology, popular in textile finishing.
  • Menzel: Offers high-performance dryers, known for reliability and efficiency in demanding applications.
  • Monforts: Provides versatile dryers, characterized by efficiency and robustness, suitable for large-scale operations.
  • Brückner: Known for high-quality machines designed for precision and high-speed drying, ideal for complex and high-volume production.

Kitmondo features equipment from these and other reputable brands, ensuring access to reliable and well-supported machinery.

Pricing of Used Textile Dryers

The cost of used textile dryers varies widely based on age, condition, brand, and specific features. Prices generally range from several thousand to several tens of thousands of dollars. For instance, a used Biancalani tumble dryer might cost around $10,000 to $30,000, while a high-end Monforts conveyor dryer could range between $50,000 and $100,000. Kitmondo’s marketplace offers diverse pricing options, providing transparency and competitive deals for buyers.

Conclusion

Dryers are essential in the textile finishing industry, offering efficient and reliable solutions for drying fabrics. By understanding the various types of machines and key factors to consider when purchasing, businesses can make informed decisions to enhance their operational capabilities. Kitmondo offers a comprehensive platform for sourcing high-quality used machinery, providing detailed listings and competitive pricing. Whether you need a tumble dryer, a conveyor dryer, an RF dryer, or an IR dryer, Kitmondo’s extensive inventory and user-friendly interface make it easy to find the right equipment for your textile finishing needs.