Air circulation drying

Air circulation drying of surfaces is a process used in various industrial applications to dry or cure coatings, paints or other materials applied to surfaces. This drying process takes place by circulating heated air around the treated surface.

The principle of air circulation drying is based on the fact that the air can absorb its moisture through heating, which leads to a rapid drying process. This is particularly important in manufacturing processes where time and efficiency considerations play a role.

Air circulation drying is used in painting, coating technology or the printing industry to ensure even and effective drying of applied materials on surfaces. The controlled circulation of warm air accelerates the evaporation process of solvents or moisture, resulting in faster curing times.

The benefits of circulating air drying are to improve production efficiency, reduce drying times and ensure a high quality final finish. By adjusting the temperature and airflow, this drying process can be precisely tailored to the requirements of different materials and coatings. It is a proven method for drying industrial surfaces quickly and effectively.

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This definition is taken from the surface technology encyclopedia from Surface Technology Online. You can find many more technical terms from the surface technology industry in our lexicon overview.

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