Catalogue
Dryers
Flush Dryers is the plural catalogue for flash and flush drying on South African screen and packaging floors. Separate from flushdryer.co.za.
Sp Dry 1600
Sp Dry 1600 suits screen-print lines that need a broad flash area with steady surface heat across larger garments and panel work. Check lamp condition, head height and platen distance at start-up so gel times stay consistent through longer runs.
Ceramic IR 25
Ceramic IR 25 uses ceramic infrared output for shops that want controlled flashing without the sharper peak common to some quartz banks. On plastisol work, operators usually watch dwell, head spacing and corner temperature to avoid under-gel or a scorched top skin.
Quartz 4kw
Quartz 4kw fits smaller stations, sampling benches and short garment runs where quick heat-up matters. Keep the reflector clean and verify supply voltage, especially where morning power dips can change flash behaviour.
Quartz 9kw
Quartz 9kw is aimed at higher-output lines that need stronger top heat for larger prints, heavier laydowns or faster indexing. Before production, confirm cable condition, breaker suitability and even spread across the print zone.
Carousel Flash
Carousel Flash is set up for rotary screen-print carousels where repeat timing and head clearance affect every pallet pass. Good practice is to match flash dwell to press speed, then recheck centre and edge cure on multicolour jobs.
Tunnel Compact
Tunnel Compact gives a curing option for shops with limited space but regular textile or packaging throughput. Belt tracking, chamber temperature and exit handling need attention so ink reaches cure without marking or shrink issues.
Mobile Cart
Mobile Cart helps move flash or drying support gear between stations, test areas and maintenance points. Locking castors, cable routing and stable placement matter when the unit is shifted around a busy print room.
Dual Zone
Dual Zone allows separate heat control across two sections, useful where one job needs edge control and another needs stronger centre output. This layout helps when handling mixed garment sizes or packaging components with uneven ink coverage.
Label Web
Label Web is intended for continuous label production where web speed, substrate sensitivity and compact heating all count. Operators typically balance line speed with exposure so adhesives, liners and face stock are not overheated.
Carton Edge
Carton Edge focuses heat where carton seams, edges or specific printed zones need drying without flooding the full sheet with energy. It is useful on packaging work where board movement and registration leave little room for broad heat spread.
Spare Heat
Spare Heat covers replacement heating components kept on hand for flash units and curing stations in daily service. Stocking the correct spare reduces stoppages when an element, bank or related part reaches the end of its working life.
Hood Kit
Hood Kit adds coverage and direction to the heated area, helping contain output where surrounding air movement disrupts drying. In coastal or draughty sites, that extra shielding can make settings more repeatable across the shift.
Coastal Pack
Coastal Pack deals with the moisture, salt air, and corrosion issues that usually appear once the new dryer settles into daily production.
Highveld Pack
Highveld Pack addresses the dust, dry-air, and power variation problems that tend to show up after the first steady week on press.
Night Shift
Night Shift focuses on the faults and handling issues that become obvious when flash units and curing stations run through late production.
Export Week
Export Week covers the packing, voltage, spares, and documentation details that matter when dryers are moving beyond the local floor.
Training Day
Training Day covers the operator habits, heat settings, and safety checks that make the difference once the machine is in regular use.
Spares Bridge
Spares Bridge covers the parts and wear items that matter once a flash unit is in daily production.