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[[File: | [[File:Suction_Drum_Dryers.jpg|thumb|right|Suction Drum Dryers]] | ||
The National brand of reinforced and perforated '''Suction Drum Dryers''' have some of the highest evaporation rates in the industry and have set a new standard in efficient thermal bonding, heat setting and drying of all types of non wovens and fibers. | The National brand of reinforced and perforated '''Suction Drum Dryers''' have some of the highest evaporation rates in the industry and have set a new standard in efficient thermal bonding, heat setting and drying of all types of non wovens and fibers. | ||
Multiple drum dryers are ideal for applications requiring high line speed, extended dwell time and in-line temperature profiling for heat setting, thermal bonding or cooling. | Multiple drum dryers are ideal for applications requiring high line speed, extended dwell time and in-line temperature profiling for heat setting, thermal bonding or cooling. Drums are either standard perforation for a wide variety of applications or are reinforced structurally for high vacuum, high speed applications. | ||
==Typical Applications== | |||
* Through-air drying (TAD) | * Through-air drying (TAD) | ||
* Thermal bonding | * Thermal bonding | ||
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* Spun bond (SMS composites) | * Spun bond (SMS composites) | ||
* Coated and foam impregnated webs | * Coated and foam impregnated webs | ||
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==Advantages== | |||
* Large-size perforated drum | * Large-size perforated drum | ||
* Highly efficient fans | * Highly efficient fans | ||