Veneer Dryers & Veneer Drying Lines
Veneer dryer manufacturer: roller type & mesh type veneer drying machines with energy-saving heat recovery. 2800-4800mm width, Siemens PLC. Factory price.
High-Efficiency Industrial Veneer Dryers & Turnkey Drying Lines
Veneer drying is the critical bottleneck in modern plywood manufacturing. Freshly peeled green veneer leaves rotary lathes with 60% to 100%+ moisture content and must be systematically dried down to 8%–12% before adhesive application and hot pressing.
Our complete veneer drying solutions include heavy-duty roller dryers for 1–3mm core veneers, continuous stainless mesh belt dryers for delicate thin face veneers (≤1mm), versatile mesh-roller combined systems, and multi-daylight press dryers. Integrated with intelligent Siemens PLC controls, multi-zone temperature regulation, and advanced heat recovery ventilation, our drying lines cut thermal and electrical energy consumption by up to 25% while guaranteeing flat, crack-free panels.
Veneer Dryers & Veneer Drying Lines Models & Specifications
8 Models Available
Roller Type Veneer Dryer
Mesh Type Veneer Dryer
Mesh Roller Combined Veneer Dryer
4 Decks High Capacity Veneer Dryer
Automatic Veneer Dryer Feeder Machine
Breathing Hot Press Veneer Dryer
Veneer Hot Press Dryer
Fully Automatic Veneer Drying Production Line
❓ Veneer Dryers & Veneer Drying Lines FAQs
Q:How do I choose between a roller veneer dryer and a mesh dryer?
Roller dryers use heated nip rollers and dual-surface jet boxes, making them the industry standard for 1–3mm core veneer. Mesh dryers use a continuous stainless wire mesh belt to transport delicate thin face veneers (<1mm) without roller pinch marks or edge tears.
Q:How many heating sections do I need for my plywood factory?
The section count depends directly on your peeling output and initial wood moisture. Standard installations range from 5 to 15 sections. A 4-deck, 12-section line typically delivers 3.5 to 5.0 m³/h output.
Q:What heating sources can be used with Hanvy veneer dryers?
Our dryers support steam heating (via steam boilers), thermal oil (hot oil heaters), direct biomass furnace air, and natural gas burners based on your local fuel availability.
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