After bringing in 32 wood dryers from Tech Drying Co., the wood processing procedures in Bangladeshi client company have changed completely. The time for drying wood has dropped by 70%, which has remarkably improved production efficiency. Also, drying defects like cracking and warping have been cut down significantly.?

Manager Abdul Baten said, “For chapalish?and gamari?woods, which we often use in furniture production, the custom – made drying curves of Tech Drying’s dryers are really important. By carefully controlling the temperature and humidity, we can get the wood’s moisture content to the right level. This has stopped furniture from cracking and warping when being exported. Because of this, the number of high – end orders has gone up by 35%.”

Why Choose Tech Drying’s Wood Dryers?

??Strong Professional Know – how?：Tech Drying has over 25 years of experience in developing wood drying technology. It designs drying plans carefully for the humid climate in Bangladesh and common local woods such as chapalish, gamari, and sundari. With its well – developed technology, it makes sure the drying results are the best.?

??Recognized All Over the World?：Tech Drying has set up more than 3,000 drying kilns in over 45 countries around the world. In Bangladesh, it has helped many timber companies improve their drying processes. The equipment has worked steadily since it was installed.?

??Suited to Local Needs?：Tech Drying knows well about the production scale, wood features, and market needs of Bangladeshi timber companies. The equipment and technical services it offers fit perfectly with the local industry. This helps increase production efficiency and the competitiveness of products.

What Are the Drying Solutions for Common Hardwoods in Bangladesh??

Precise Control of Starting Moisture Content?：Using high accuracy moisture meters, we can measure the starting moisture content of hardwoods like chapalish. It usually ranges from 40% to 60%.?

Custom – designed Drying Curves?： The wood dryers have special drying curves set in advance. These curves cover processes like pre – heating, heating, spraying, and dehumidifying. For example, for chapalish wood, we heat it slowly at 40°C with a humidity of 80% – 85%. When the moisture content goes down to 30%, we raise the temperature to 55°C – 60°C and lower the humidity to 60% – 65%. This makes sure the final moisture content reaches 8% – 12%.?

Improved Air Circulation?： The fans are placed in a proper way. Whether the fans turn forward or backward and at any speed, they keep the same efficiency and air volume. This is very important as it makes sure the hot and humid air spreads evenly around the wood, ensuring the wood dries evenly.