NOIR 3750 textile dryer tunnel by Chiossi e Cavazzuti in a screen printing workshop

NOIR 3750 Screen Printing Dryer | Chiossi e Cavazzuti

Reference: Chiossi-NOIR-3750

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NOIR 3750 screen printing dryer by Chiossi e Cavazzuti. Handle long runs with a longer heating zone. Contact us

Description

Increase drying capacity without compromising print quality. Drying often becomes a bottleneck as production volumes rise.

The NOIR 3750 textile dryer tunnel by Chiossi e Cavazzuti provides a 3750 mm heating zone to keep garments under the infrared panels for longer.

With its conveyor and longer heating length (3750 mm), it suits workshops looking to increase output while keeping curing consistent. The NOIR 3750 reaches up to 680 pieces per hour for T-shirts with an A4 print and 1.5 minutes of curing time.

Technical advantages of the NOIR 3750 dryer tunnel

It includes height adjustment to adapt the heating distance according to the garment, ink deposit and production pace. The standard distance between belt and panels ranges from 50 to 150 mm, with an option up to 300 mm.

The NOIR 3750 industrial textile dryer suits workshops looking for more flexibility, higher output and more room to manage long runs.

High-temperature infrared panels
Up to 550 °C to speed up curing and keep results consistent across the whole run.
3750 mm heating length
Increases dwell time and supports more demanding production volumes.
Adjustable belt speed
Adjusts the passage according to the ink, garment and required production speed, with an easy-to-use mechanical variable speed drive.

Technical specifications of the industrial dryer tunnel

Below are the main technical details of the NOIR 3750 dryer to prepare its integration into a workshop.

Dimensions: 5750 × 1380 × 1640 mm
Three-phase power supply: 400 V 3P+N+PE
Max power input: 20.5 kW
Fume extraction: 600 m³/h with Ø 125 mm outlet
Weight: 955 kg

Several options complete the NOIR 3750 textile dryer tunnel according to textile production requirements.

A forced hot air system adapts the tunnel for drying water-based inks.

A 300 mm raised entry and a 1600 mm belt complete the configuration according to production needs.

Infeed and outfeed extensions as well as a cooling system can be added according to the workshop layout.

The NOIR 3750 in a screen printing workshop

The NOIR 3750 infrared textile tunnel takes a central position in a screen printing workshop. It suits workshops that want to increase output, expand production capacity and keep a machine that adapts to different working rhythms.

Longer than a standard model, yet more accessible than a very large-format tunnel, it offers a balanced combination of flexibility and output.

It positions itself as a mid-range model to support the development of a textile workshop. The NOIR 3750 helps workshops produce more, handle more varied runs and keep one machine for multiple production needs.

Which textile workshop is the NOIR 3750 for?

The NOIR 3750 Chiossi e Cavazzuti suits textile workshops that:

Run long production runs;
Work with plastisol inks;
Want to increase output without reducing curing time;
Use an automatic press;
Need a more versatile tunnel than a shorter model.

Within the NOIR range from Chiossi & Cavazzuti, the NOIR 3750 holds an intermediate position. It helps workshops increase production capacity while keeping a machine suited to several uses.

For even higher volumes, see the NOIR 5000 dryer tunnel.

Technical data	Values
Power supply	400 V 3P+N+PE
Power input (max)	31 kW
Air pressure (consumption)	5 atm (0.2 Nl/min)
Radiated area	1050 x 3750 mm
Dimensions (L x W x H)	5750 x 1400 x 1650 mm
Distance from belt to panels (std)	50 - 150 mm
Distance from belt to panels (opt)	50 - 300 mm
Fumes exhaust pipe diameter	125 mm
Fumes exhaust flow rate	600 m³/h
Weight	955 kg

When should you move to a NOIR 3750 by Chiossi e Cavazzuti?

The NOIR 3750 becomes a logical choice as soon as a shorter dryer tunnel no longer keeps up with production speed. Higher output, longer runs or more varied adjustment needs require a longer heating zone.

With its 3750 mm heating length, it supports this step without imposing an industrial tunnel designed only for very high volumes. It suits workshops looking to produce more, handle more varied production speeds and keep a machine that can follow increasing output.

What is the difference between the NOIR 2500 and the NOIR 3750?

The NOIR 2500 supports workshops structuring their production with a first screen printing dryer. It meets the needs of workshops working on medium production volumes.

The NOIR 3750 adds a longer heating zone. It keeps textiles under the infrared panels for longer and suits workshops looking to increase output or handle more demanding production volumes.