Sunnyrock process supplier
Screen-print flash and flush dryers for SA print lines
Flush Dryers catalogues ScreenMaster-style flash cells, ceramic IR, and quartz banks for garment and packaging lines.
Catalogue
Dryers
Sp Dry 1600
SP Dry 1600 suits manual and semi-auto screen stations where a broad flash area is needed over larger garment prints. Set head height to clear the platen and watch cable routing, controller response, and heat spread before starting a long production run.
Ceramic IR 25
Ceramic IR 25 uses ceramic emitters for steady surface heat on textile print stations and small packaging work. On coastal sites, keep terminals and reflector areas dry and check for salt build-up that can affect output across the print.
Quartz 4kw
Quartz 4kW is useful where short flash intervals and quick heat-up matter on compact print lines. Check lamp condition, reflector cleanliness, and supply voltage before repeat jobs, especially on dusty inland sites where output can drift.
Quartz 9kw
Quartz 9kW covers heavier ink deposits and wider print areas that need stronger radiant heat between colours. Allow for the power draw on site, confirm the voltage, and inspect fittings regularly so lamps, holders, and guards stay in working order.
Carousel Flash
Carousel Flash is aimed at rotary garment production where each station needs repeatable flash timing during multi-colour runs. Positioning matters: keep the head centred over the pallet, allow safe clearance at index, and watch for uneven cure on oversized prints.
Tunnel Compact
Tunnel Compact fits smaller curing lines where bench space is limited but controlled dwell time is still required. Belt speed, chamber temperature, and product height should be matched to the ink system so prints exit dry without scorching light stock.
Lines
Floor paths that match the week
Flush Dryers is the plural catalogue for flash and flush drying on South African screen and packaging floors. Separate from flushdryer.co.za.
Cure log
Recent notes
First Photo
Take the first photo wide enough to show the flash dryer, press position, and cable route so the floor problem is visible before anyone guesses.
Cut Off Habits
Set a firm daily cut-off for dryer loading, test prints, and collection notes so part-finished jobs do not spill into the next morning shift.
Coastal Care
On coastal sites, keep ceramic IR faces, terminals, and control boxes clean and dry to limit salt-air corrosion and uneven heat output.
Highveld Dust
On Highveld floors, dust builds up fast on reflectors, fans, and quartz fittings, so routine cleaning helps hold heat consistency.
Power Windows
Check your power window before a long run: stable supply matters for flash cure times, element life, and controller behaviour.
Courier Notes
When sending courier notes, include the exact part name, heater size, voltage, and site contact so the right dryer spares reach the right floor.