They use infrared radiations, which are invisible electromagnetic radiations with wavelengths longer than visible light waves, which vary from 0.78 to 1000 µm. Infrared (IR) dryers are contemporary industrial drying solutions for material surfaces. The ability of this radiation type to move thermal energy from a warmer to a colder item is one of its characteristics. By aligning the radiator's infrared emission spectrum with the material's absorption capacity, the targeted material's surface generates the desired amount of heat.

As one of the pioneers of the infrared drying industry, Kerone » was among the first heating and drying solution providers to promote the use of infrared as a source for generating the heat needed for drying. Over the years, we have been instrumental in the revolution of the drying industry in Asia and other continents. We are renowned for creating custom drying solutions that closely follow the client's procedure and budgetary constraints without sacrificing the caliber of the drier or the final product. The infrared dryers, often known as IR dryers, are made to order to meet your process's drying needs.