Conveyor Tunnel Drying Machine in Bangladesh — Entry-Grade Curing

Machine Specification

The first tunnel dryer a workshop should buy

Workshops curing prints with a flash dryer or heat press hit a ceiling quickly. Both cure one piece at a time, and both tie up an operator. As order sizes grow, curing becomes the slowest step in the shop — prints stack up waiting while the press sits idle.

A tunnel dryer breaks that constraint by curing continuously. This entry-grade model is sized for workshops that have outgrown piece-by-piece curing but do not yet need the belt width and throughput of a high-grade tunnel. It occupies less floor space, costs less to buy and run, and still delivers the controlled temperature and consistent dwell that proper curing requires.

Applications

Small and medium screen printing workshops use this dryer as their first continuous curing equipment, handling T-shirt, polo and fabric panel output from manual tables and entry-level automatic presses. Workshops adding DTF also use it for curing transfers and applied prints.

It pairs with our Manual Screen Printing Glass Table and Round Shape Automatic Screen Printing Machine. When throughput outgrows it, our High Grade Tunnel Dryer Machine offers wider belt and higher capacity — some workshops keep both and run them in parallel.

Explore related equipment and supplies: High Grade Tunnel Dryer Machine, Far Infrared Automatic Moving Dryer for Screen Printing, Manual Screen Printing Glass Table.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from the High Grade Tunnel Dryer?

Same continuous curing principle, lower capacity. This model has a narrower belt and lower heater rating, costs less to buy and run, and fits a smaller floor space. The high-grade model is for matching automatic press throughput.

Will it fully cure plastisol ink?

Yes, provided belt speed and temperature are set so the ink film reaches cure temperature. Operator training covers how to verify this with a probe rather than assuming from appearance.

How many garments per hour can it handle?

It depends on garment size, belt speed and cure requirement. Tell our sales team your daily output target and typical garment size and we will confirm whether this model fits or whether the high-grade version is needed.

Can I use it for DTF transfer curing?

Yes — many workshops use tunnel dryers for DTF powder curing as well as ink curing. For dedicated high-volume DTF work, our Industrial High-Temperature Oven gives better batch control.

What power supply does it need?

Typically three-phase depending on heater rating. Full electrical specifications are supplied with the quotation so the connection can be prepared before delivery.

What is the delivery timeline in Bangladesh?

30–45 days from order confirmation to Chittagong port, plus 5–7 days for inland transport, installation and operator training.