1 (800) 369-4283 Home About Us Dryer Systems Contract Drying Contract Design Overview Regardless of how brilliant the design, or how skilled the maker, it is the operator of a Tray Dryer that creates success or failure. The following info is offered as a launching point into the vast world of dehydration. Without all of the scientific jargon! Read below for to understand more about the physics of dehydration, why you need to know the Four Phases of Dehydration, how to maximize production, and finally, how to troubleshoot the process when you experience problems. Dehydration is an art form more than an exact science. As your personal experience grows, you will be less afraid to experiment. There will always be more than one way to dry a specific product. Your challenge is to find that ideal mixture of temperature setting, air speed, humidity limit, and dwell time, that maximizes your production and product quality as a result. The Commercial Dehydrator Systems team is here to help you along the way. So call us with any questions as you dive in! A History of Dehydration - Why do we dry food? Four Phases of Dehydration - Knowing where you are at in the dry cycle Wet Bulb, Dry Bulb - Humidity and how it effects heat Where can I find more Resources and Articles about Dehydration? Read through Our Blog for More Recipes and Articles on Dehydration Jerky Marinade Recipe Read through our many fun jerky marinade recipes here. Tips for Drying Fruits & Vegetables The following guidelines for drying fruits and vegetables are provided as a simple way to start out in dehydration. There will be hundreds of ways to prepare your own product and make it unique! Test and record your results to improve as you grow in skill. BROWSE OUR WEBSITE Home About Us Dryer Systems Harvest Saver Cabinet Dryer Klamath Tunnel Dryer McKenzie Tunnel Dryer Santiam Tunnel Dryer Columbia Tunnel Dryer Support Equipment Dehydration 101 Training Contract Drying Contract Design CONTACT INFORMATION Address: 256 Bethel Drive Eugene Oregon 97402 Phone: 1 (800) 369-4283 Fax: (541) 688-5989 VISIT OUR LOCATION Content, including images, displayed on this website is protected by copyright laws. Downloading, republication, retransmission or reproduction of content on this website is strictly prohibited. Terms of Use | Privacy Policy Contact