60CM DTF Powder Shaker and Dryer XY-CT-L5

Major Advantage Highlights

Extended drying channel, more convenient for proofing during printing. It also has an automatic take-up system.
The patented roller powder trough design replaces the traditional brush powder feeding and spreads powder evenly.
The patented multi-axis wheel design prevents the Teflon mesh belt from slipping, making production smoother.

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Product Details

1. Extended Heating and Drying Function

Two-stage heating + front heat conduction plate heating, drying and curing, and cold air cooling function.

2. DTF Film Transmission

Mesh belt transmission, guide belt type.

3. Reel Function

Automatic induction winding.

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Parameter

Model	XY-CT-L5
Media Width	0-600mm
Suitable Media	PP Paper/PET Stamping Film
Control Panel	Automatic/manual control, powder shaking speed control, powder spreading time control, mesh belt suction speed control, mesh belt speed control, mesh belt direction control, curing temperature control, front heat-guide plate temperature control, cooling fan control
Heating Drying Function	Front heat-guide heating, drying and curing, cold air cooling function
Material Transfer	Mesh Belt Conveyor, Guide Belt
Winding Function	Automatic inductive winding
Rated Voltage	220V
Rated Current	16A
Power	11KW
Heated Drying Oven Size	1200mm
Machine Dimension	L2800W1100H1070mm
Package Dimension	L2800* W1150* H1130mm
Gross Weight	400KG

Description

The powder shaking machine for DTF printing is an important tool used to evenly distribute the adhesive powder onto the printed film. This process ensures that the transferred pattern is properly attached to the fabric during the heat pressing process.

How It Works:

1. Film Entry: Film coming out of the DTF printer enters the powder shaking machine.

2. Powder Application: Adhesive powder is sprinkled onto the film.

3. Shaking Off Excess: The machine vibrates or blows off excess powder.

4. Curing: If included, the machine heats the powder to help it bond to the printing ink.

5. Output: The film exits, ready for heat pressing onto textiles.