Durban
Pavilion bay
Demo and handover point for approved dryer visits. Book by email before travelling.
How Pavilion demos fit a production week
Pavilion serves as a west-wing demo bay for Flush Dryers. Get the Pavilion location details before viewing dryer equipment for garment or packaging lines.
Bring the garment sample or carton spec first, then note the press layout and the curing issue you want checked at Pavilion bay. Durban humidity can change flash response on water-based work, while a tight handover slot needs the line note and dispatch details written clearly before any unit or spare moves. This demo point is used for approved visits tied to garment and packaging lines, not open walk-ins.
That image helps place the head height, platen size, bank position, and any cure marks against the line note before the demo starts. A written cure log should stay with the job record after the handover.
Pavilion handover records
Visitors to Pavilion bay leave with the dryer and line details written against the correct request, plus the cure log completed for the sample shown. The point of the visit is to confirm operating scope before dispatch, whether the enquiry relates to a ScreenMaster-style flash cell, a ceramic IR unit, or a quartz bank. Each handover note should match the actual print setup photographed on site.
At the Pavilion bay, list the related line note and write up the cure log before extending the scope of the request. Confirm the line details again before any unit or spare is issued for dispatch. Dryer sizing depends on belt width, ink type and the pieces you run per hour, so list those in your message.
Durban checks before dispatch
Pavilion serves Durban visitors who need the location confirmed before viewing dryer equipment for garment or packaging production. At this bay, the line details must be checked again before any unit or spare is issued for dispatch, especially where the request has widened beyond the first brief. The west-wing demo setting suits handover discussions better than a general product sweep.
Coastal conditions matter when reviewing cure behaviour in Durban. Moist air can affect how prints present during a demo, so the visit should note substrate type, ink system, and the condition of the current setup shown in the photo. Where a bank or cell is being considered, keep the dispatch request separate from the demonstration record.
Operated by Astros Marketing (Pty) Ltd from 2 Makro Place, Sunnyrock 1401.
West-wing demo bay notes
Durban
If the request covers a unit, spare, or wider line change, write up the cure log first and confirm the line details again before anything is prepared for dispatch. This keeps the Durban handover record aligned with the sample viewed at the bay.
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