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DP1000

Conveyor drying chamber for post-treatment.

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Allows for immediate handling of parts after printing.
The adjustable temperature of the heating element reaches 700°F, and at belt level the temperature is approximately 300°F.
The element has a height adjustable feature and can be lowered to increase the surface temperature of the printed part to more than 300°F.
The unit comes equipped with adjustable heat shield at both ends of the drying chamber.
The conveyor belt has a speed control dial to control the amount of time the printed item spends in the chamber.

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