Temperature and humidity controller used for Mactech dryer

The electronic controller is the central brain of a modern, high-end electronic device, such as CNC machines, 3D printers, … and more simply, the Mactech dryer. The temperature and humidity controller must be specifically designed for each device, best suited to the function of that device and have the highest level of automation and modernity, giving users better features than expected.

Modern dryers not only perform the usual drying function but also allow users to set multiple drying modes for the same product or for different products. The temperature and humidity control system not only displays the correct temperature and humidity but also shows the parameters in different locations, provides early warning signals for problems, and allows the use of one or both drying chambers to save costs. Furthermore, multiple drying stages can be set at different temperatures and times to best suit each product.

1. Multi-sensor, multi-stage controller

The video above is the latest temperature and humidity controller for the 2-chamber multi-sensor dryer, manufactured specifically for the MSD1500V8 dryer model ordered by Medicon, a company specializing in the production of medical instruments. The controller used on Mactech’s devices is manufactured by Mactech itself, from circuit design, component selection to writing control software. Therefore, we can meet any request from customers very well.

2. Machine controller with 2 separate drying chambers

This is a new generation of controllers commonly used in models of dryers with two separate drying chambers, such as the MSD1500, MSD2000, and above. Both domestic and industrial dryers with two separate chambers use this type of controller, differing only in the limits of the drying parameters. Mactech has a strong research and development capability, and therefore can always meet the specific requirements of its customers. For domestic dryers, the temperature and humidity controllers display all parameters, including humidity. However, high-temperature dryers will not display humidity because at temperatures of 200-300°C, there is no longer any water vapor, and the humidity sensor is not functional at such high temperatures.

3. High-temperature dryer controller (160-200-300°C)

High-temperature dryers, such as those operating at 160°C, 200°C, 300°C, etc., are specifically used for crisping grains and drying electronic components, circuit boards, painted parts, plastics, and mica. The temperature controller will only display parameters such as actual temperature, set temperature, time, and stage, but not humidity. This is because at temperatures above 100°C, no humidity sensor can measure humidity, and water completely evaporates. For high-temperature drying, users are no longer concerned about humidity levels, unlike with products requiring low-temperature drying.

The video above shows a 300-degree high-temperature dryer used in industry for drying industrial equipment, motors, transformers, paint products, etc., with features suitable for customer requirements. The video below shows the MSD100-160 small dryer with a drying temperature range of 35-160°C, mainly used in domestic applications, specializing in drying and crisping various grains such as mung beans, red beans, lotus seeds, soybeans, peanuts, macadamia nuts, walnuts, etc.

4. Bộ điều khiển máy sấy dân dụng MSD100 nhiệt độ dưới 95^oC

The MSD100 compact dryer is suitable for drying fruits, food, vegetables, and meat for home or small business use. The temperature and humidity control system is designed to be basic, easy to use, easy to monitor, and perfectly suited to the machine’s intended use.

So, readers now understand the types of electronic controllers currently offered by Mactech. Please contact us directly for consultation and custom controller manufacturing to best suit your specific dryer needs. Thank you for reading this information.