Product range is divided into three basic product lines: (all about honey dryers here)

VACUUM HONEY DRYER

CONDENSING HONEY DRYER

HOT-AIR HONEY DRYER 

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NORMIT HOT-AIR HONEY DRYER  is designed primarily for smaller producers.  It works on the principle of hot air if necessary. can be equipped with heating provided by steam or hot water.. The special design of the agitator ensures the widest possible surface evaporation.  

Partially or completely melted honey is inserted into chamber of dryer. TThermal energy is supplied through a hot-air blower. Heating should not exceed 40 ° C to avoid damage sensitive substances in honey.  If Honey is heated above 50 ° C rapidly reduces the content of enzymes in honey as well as other valuable substances. Technically it is possible to set the temperature to 95 ° C (e.g. for drying other products).

For more effective drying may dryer have heating in jacket provided by steam or warm water.
Special agitator rotates, which ensures maximum heat transfer.

TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION

NORMIT HOT-AIR HONEY DRYER consists of the chamber of high quality stainless steel AISI 304(or. On request AISI 316), fitted with spiral, disk stirrer, blower, thermometer and electronic measuring humidity.

ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT

 Dryer honey can be equipped with a thermostat, PLC control, recirculation and filtration system to clean the the honey from the wax fragment, (propolis), part of the bee bodies and etc. The filter system is equipped with removable nets made from stainless steel, which allows you to choose the desired degree of purification for each application.

BENEFITS OF NORMIT HOT AIR HONEY DRYER

• A large area of heat transfer
•  Low acquisition costs
•  The drying process ongoing at a low temperature to ensure the preservation of all nutrients in honey
•  Operation is continuous, so that the honey has stable quality
•  Short drying time, there is no increasing hydroxymethylfurfural
•  Environmentally
• Easy cleaning and maintenance
• Low heat loss
• Without the formation of dead zones
•  The possibility of fully automatic operation for different products