Riley Flash Forced Air Dryer 18"x18"
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With more than 40 years of developing high-quality, affordable screen printing equipment, the Riley Hopkins brand has jumpstarted thousands of printers’ careers. Heat up production with the RileyFlash Forced Air.
Print shops looking to cure water-based inks that do not have the funds for a forced air conveyor dryer will want this flash dryer in their shop. To properly flash and cure water-based ink, you need hot airflow. Having both infrared and an air dryer, the RileyFlash Forced Air pushes hot air evenly across the print, evaporating the water. The flash also has a blower in the back of the dryer, providing a steady stream of air throughout the t-shirt.
Printers have more control over this flash dryer thanks to an on/off switch, temperature control knob and a 10-foot power cord. Its sturdy construction results in a long lifespan.
Invest in efficient, stable equipment. Heat up production today with the RileyFlash Forced Air.
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