Product Name: Soap Saponification and Drying Equipment Production Line
Purpose: Used for manufacturing laundry soap or fragrant soap.
The soap dryer is a key step in making soap noodles
The soap production process in factories, from raw materials of fats and oils to finished soap, involves several key processes, mainly saponification, drying, and finishing.
For a production capacity of 1 ton per hour, two saponification kettles are typically used to take turns saponifying—once one finishes, the other starts immediately. This ensures the raw materials in each kettle react fully.
After the previous saponification step, the liquid soap solution is processed in a soap dryer to evaporate moisture and harden at low temperatures, with a moisture content typically around 15%. At the bottom, a granulator extrudes the soap flakes into soap strands.
Subsequently, the soap granules enter the finishing line, where they are ground and extruded into soap bars to form soap.
We can handle the design and planning starting from the establishment of the factory building, with our team of experienced engineers who are capable of solving various issues.
