High-capacity MQG series airflow dryers engineered for rapid moisture removal in starch, protein, and food processing facilities across Toronto.
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Utilizes high-speed impulse hot air to fluidize and dry heat-sensitive organic materials instantly while conveying them through the system.
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Custom-engineered industrial drying systems designed to meet local Ontario environmental regulations and energy efficiency standards.
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Indirect steam-heated drying solutions featuring low oxygen operation, ideal for processing corn germ, fiber, and gluten in Ontario.
Read More →The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and the broader Southern Ontario region represent Canada’s industrial heartland. From advanced food processing and agricultural refining in the Greenbelt to chemical manufacturing and environmental waste management along the St. Lawrence corridor, the demand for highly efficient thermal processing technology is growing rapidly.
Industrial operations in Toronto face unique challenges: stringent environmental regulations, high energy costs, and the need for absolute operational reliability. Traditional drying methods often fall short in energy efficiency and environmental compliance. This is where advanced MQG Airflow Dryers (flash dryers) become essential.
By suspending wet materials in a high-velocity stream of heated air, our airflow dryers achieve instantaneous moisture evaporation. This process is highly suited for Toronto's diverse industrial sectors, including:
Our system utilizes varying tube diameters to create alternating pressure zones. This impulse airflow causes the suspended particles to tumble continuously, maximizing the heat transfer coefficient and ensuring uniform drying throughout the pneumatic conveying path.
With contact times measured in fractions of a second, the wet bulb temperature protects heat-sensitive materials from degradation. Integrated explosion venting, spark detection, and low-oxygen recirculation loops ensure compliance with NFPA and local Canadian safety codes.
Equipped with advanced PLC control systems, our dryers dynamically adjust hot air inlet temperatures and feed rates based on real-time exhaust moisture feedback, maintaining product moisture levels within ±0.5% tolerance.
Operating industrial thermal equipment in Ontario requires strict adherence to local safety and engineering standards. At Jiangsu Zongheng, we design and manufacture our systems to meet and exceed Canadian regulatory requirements, ensuring smooth installation and licensing processes.
By combining Jiangsu Zongheng's large-scale manufacturing capabilities in China with local engineering, compliance, and support in Toronto, we deliver high-quality industrial drying systems with significant cost advantages.
Our 54,000 square meter state-of-the-art production facility in Yixing, China, allows us to optimize manufacturing costs while maintaining high quality standards through advanced automation and economies of scale.
We source high-grade stainless steels (SUS304, SUS316L, duplex steels) and integrate international component brands (Siemens PLCs, ABB motors, Spirax Sarco steam valves) to ensure global reliability.
We manage the entire logistics chain from our factory to your site in the Greater Toronto Area, handling customs clearance, heavy-haul transport, and delivery coordination.
Jiangsu Zongheng Concentrating and Drying Equipment Co., Ltd. (formerly Yixing Yangxi Light Industry Machinery Factory), founded in 1992, is located in Zhoutie Town, Yixing City, on the shores of Taihu Lake. The company covers an area of over 54,000 square meters, with a production workshop area of over 22,000 square meters.
As a modern high-tech enterprise, we specialize in the engineering and manufacturing of concentration, drying, starch processing, alcohol DDGS, and Category III medium & low-pressure vessel equipment. We are a member of the China Starch and Alcohol Association, and our systems are widely utilized in the food fermentation, chemical, pharmaceutical, and environmental protection industries worldwide.
Established as Yixing Yangxi Light Industrial Machinery Factory, starting with 45 employees and a focus on local industrial machinery fabrication.
Obtained ISO9001 Quality Management System certification, establishing standardized quality control protocols across all manufacturing stages.
Recognized as a Jiangsu Provincial High-Tech Enterprise, expanding our R&D team and filing key patents for thermal drying and evaporation technologies.
Obtained the Special Equipment Manufacturing License of the People's Republic of China (License No.: TS2232C42) for pressure vessel fabrication.
Acquired the ASME "U" Stamp authorization, enabling the company to manufacture pressure vessels compliant with international codes.
Obtained international quality system certification (Certificate No.: 45021), aligning our quality assurance framework with global standards.
Operating a 54,000 m² facility with over 120 employees, including 3 senior engineers and 20+ specialized engineers, serving global markets including Toronto and North America.
Our airflow dryers and starch washing cyclones are widely used in corn and wheat wet milling plants to produce high-purity starches and sweeteners for Ontario's food sector.
Integrating MVR evaporators and tube bundle dryers to concentrate and dry stillage into high-value Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles (DDGS) for animal feed.
Utilizing falling film and forced circulation evaporators to achieve Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) and recover clean water from industrial waste streams.
The drying process in an MQG Airflow Dryer is virtually instantaneous, typically taking between 0.5 to 2 seconds. The wet material is suspended in a high-velocity hot air stream, allowing for rapid heat and mass transfer. This short contact time makes it ideal for heat-sensitive materials, as the product temperature remains low due to evaporative cooling.
We design and manufacture our pressure vessels and heat exchangers in accordance with the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code (Section VIII, Division 1). For installations in Ontario, we submit our engineering designs and calculations to the Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA) to secure a Canadian Registration Number (CRN) prior to shipment.
Our airflow drying systems can be configured to utilize various heat sources depending on local utility costs and availability in Toronto. Common options include steam heat exchangers (ideal for facilities with existing boiler plants), direct or indirect natural gas-fired air heaters, and waste heat recovery systems that utilize exhaust gas or steam from other plant processes.
The typical lead time ranges from 16 to 24 weeks, depending on the system's capacity, complexity, and custom engineering requirements. This timeline includes detailed engineering design, TSSA/CRN registration approvals, fabrication, factory acceptance testing (FAT), and ocean/land shipping to your site in Ontario.
Yes. While fabrication takes place at our main facility, we partner with local Ontario-licensed mechanical contractors and engineering firms to handle on-site installation, piping, and electrical integration. Jiangsu Zongheng dispatch commissioning engineers to supervise the installation, perform system start-up, and train your local operating staff.
High-efficiency multicyclone systems designed for starch washing, refining, and concentration in industrial wet milling plants.
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Engineered for concentrating heat-sensitive liquids with short residence times and high thermal efficiency.
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Utilizes waste heat from dryers or flue gases to concentrate wastewater, reducing energy consumption and operating costs.
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Custom-designed multi-effect evaporation systems engineered to minimize steam consumption in concentration processes.
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Precision germ removal mill designed for maize wet milling, ensuring high germ recovery rates and starch yield.
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Heavy-duty mechanical dewatering press designed for fibers, pulp, and organic residues prior to thermal drying.
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