1. Industrial Drying

• Textile Industry – Drying fabrics, yarns, and printed materials.

• Paper & Pulp – Removing moisture from paper sheets during manufacturing.

• Wood Processing – Seasoning and drying timber, veneers, and plywood.

• Food Processing – Dehydrating fruits, vegetables, grains, and spices.

2. Process Heating

• Chemical & Pharmaceutical – Supplying hot air for reactors, granulators, and fluidized bed dryers.

• Paint Shops – Baking and curing paints or coatings on surfaces.

• Plastics – Pre-heating granules, films, or sheets before processing.

3. Space Heating

• Warehouses & Factories – Ensuring comfortable working temperatures in large areas.

• Greenhouses – Providing regulated warmth to promote plant growth.

• Hotels –  Ensure cozy, pleasant stays for guests.

4. Construction

• On-site Drying – Accelerating the drying of concrete, plaster, or paint in cold or damp conditions.

• Moisture Control – Reducing rust and dampness during building projects.

5. Agricultural Applications

• Grain Drying – Preventing mold growth and spoilage in stored harvests.

• Seed Treatment – Maintaining optimal moisture for safe storage.

6. Special Applications

• Tobacco Curing – Controlled drying to preserve flavor quality.

• Pan Masala Industry – Controlled warmth for quality processing.

• Printing – Rapid ink drying in high-speed printing operations.

• Tapes Industry – Reliable heating for smooth production.

• Ceramics & Glass – Pre-heating molds or products before firing.