Halogen Rapid Moisture AnalyzerIis mainly used to measure the water content of tea and other foods, with an accuracy of 0.01%. The moisture meter is small in size and fast in measurement, which is suitable for various tea plants
Flat type tea press shaping machine mainly for LongJing Tea, through the computer control program, the manual operation processes such as tea feeding, fixation, flat shaping, polishing are changed into computer control, so that the evenness of each batch of tea can be adjusted and controlled
DL-6CRT-75 tea rolling machine has double action, mainly for tea twisting, drum diameter 75cm, capacity about 120 kg per batch.
DL-6CQFJ-70 used for sorting fresh leaf which picked by tea harvester, can separate different sizes of tea for producing different grades of finished tea.
DL-CRQ-20Z CTC black tea HRS Gyrovane rotorvane machine mainly used for processing CTC black tea.
DL-6CYQT-90250 mainly used for Oolong tea processing, drum made of bamboo, the activity of withered tea was increased by shaking, It can make tea taste more fragrant, Capacity about 120 kg per batch.
DL-6CHL-RQ10 is small type tea drying machine, can drying for all kind tea, use gas heating, capacity from 40kg to 600kg per hour, temperature and speed adjustable, safety, energy saving and environmental protection
DL-6CHZ-9QB is full stainless steel tea dehydrator, electric heating, drying area about 10sqm, capacity 27-45 kg per batch.
Tea, one of the most popular beverages worldwide, has a rich history that spans centuries. Throughout this history, the process of drying tea leaves has undergone remarkable transformations. Initially, tea leaves were dried using traditional methods, such as sun drying and pan frying. However, these methods were time-consuming and often resulted in inconsistent quality.
The first significant advancement in tea leaf drying machines came in the late 19th century with the invention of the mechanical tea dryer. This machine utilized hot air circulation to dry tea leaves, significantly reducing the drying time and improving the overall quality of the tea. This invention marked a turning point in the tea industry, as it allowed for mass production and consistent quality. In the early 20th century, the introduction of electric tea dryers further revolutionized the tea leaf drying process.
These machines utilized electric heating elements to generate hot air, providing more precise control over the drying temperature. This advancement not only improved the efficiency of the drying process but also enhanced the flavor and aroma of the tea. With the advent of modern technologies, tea leaf drying machines have continued to evolve. In recent decades, the tea industry has witnessed the emergence of advanced drying technologies, such as infrared drying and microwave drying.
These technologies offer faster drying times, better preservation of tea quality, and reduced energy consumptiy.