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The device recirculates hot air, reducing power consumption and the volume of exhaust air from the system.
Compared with a typical infrared/hot-air dryer, KBA claimed its system could save companies more than 50% in power consumption, therefore halving electricity costs.
It said that with drying power consumption accounting for around 40% of the overall power consumption of a press, this could have a significant impact on a company’s bottom line.
The dryer will be on show at this year’s Ipex show, which takes place in the UK city of Birmingham between 18 and 25 May.
Read the original article at www.printweek.com.
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