The difference between the blower drying box table type and the vertical type

The blast drying box is suitable for industrial and mining enterprises laboratory, hygiene, scientific research for drying, baking, wax melting, and curing
.
First, the difference between the blower drying box desktop type and the vertical type: 1.
The vertical blast drying box adopts a rectangular floor standing structure, which is generally placed directly on the ground of the
laboratory.
The test instrument is generally on the upper side of the drying box, which is easy to operate
.
Vertical blast drying box adopts fan, vertical, vertical forced convection, so that the temperature in the working room is uniform, can be according to the national standard (±2%) because the air duct structure is compared, the fan is at the bottom of the box, natural air convection
.
Vertical blast drying box has large power and structure, suitable for various products or materials and electrical, instruments, meters, components, electronics, electricians and automobiles, aviation, communications, plastics, machinery, chemical industry, food, chemicals, hardware tools under constant temperature environmental conditions for drying and various constant temperature adaptability tests
.
2.
The desktop blast drying box adopts a horizontal box structure, the instrument is on the right side of the box, and the box is small and easy to move
for testing.
In industrial and mining enterprises, colleges and universities, biology, food processing, scientific research and various laboratories for non-flammable, explosive and non-volatile substances for drying, baking and melting
.
Desktop blast drying box adopts hot air circulation system composed of fans and air ducts that can run continuously at high temperature, the temperature in the working room is uniform, widely used in the drying of glassware, thermal denaturation, hot hardness, thermal softening, moisture removal of experimental samples, food, chemicals, dry heat of utensils and utensils in bioengineering, drying and aging
of electronic components.