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Drying Relaxation Dryer refers to a textile finishing equipment system designed to remove moisture from knitted or elastic fabrics while simultaneously applying controlled mechanical relaxation to reduce residual stresses, dimensional distortion, and fabric shrinkage. The machine integrates forced-air or hot-air drying, overfeed conveyors, adjustable pin or clip chains, and tension-relief zones that allow the fabric to relax in width and length during heat exposure. By controlling temperature, airflow, overfeed ratio, and fabric path, the dryer achieves rapid moisture evaporation while stabilizing fabric geometry, improving hand feel, and enhancing dimensional stability before downstream finishing or garment production. Its primary function is to deliver uniform drying and shrinkage control for cotton, synthetic, and blended knits, ensuring consistent GSM, low torque, and minimized spirality in high-quality textile manufacturing.
