DL-6CHZ-34 use electric heating, it has 2 racks 36 layers 110cm round pallets, rotary drying, Intelligent temperature control, drying area about 34m², capacity 100-170 kg per batch.
DL-6CHZ-Q18 use electric and gas heating together, heating rate increased by 40%, more energy saving, it has 16 layers 120cm trays, capacity about 55-90 kg per batch.
DL-6CHZ-14 use electric heating, it has 16 layers 110cm round pallets, rotary drying, Intelligent temperature control, drying area about 14.5m², capacity 60-75 kg per batch.
DL-6CFZ-999 manual filling machine can fill 1-999 gram materials, made of all stainless steel, simple operation, fast weighing, better use with manual sealer
DL-3CXP-110 use MITSUBISHI TU33 2 stroke engine, power 1.0kw 1.25HP, displacement 32.6cc, with 1140mm stright blade, suitable for flat tea garden pruning, more efficient pruning.
This tea pouch packaging machine is suitable for automatic packaging of all kinds of tea. It is mainly used for packaging plastic tea bags with the packaging range of 1-50g.
DL-6CHZ-9 use electric heating, it has 16 layers 90cm round pallets, rotary drying, Intelligent temperature control, drying area about 9m², capacity 27-36 kg per batch.
DL-6CHZ-5 use electric heating, it has 14 layers 70cm round pallets, rotary drying, Intelligent temperature control, drying area about 5m², capacity 15-20 kg per batch.
Ceylon Heights black tea is most famous for Uwo tea, which is produced on the east side of the mountainous area of Sri Lanka and is one of the four major black teas in the world. The east side of Sri Lanka’s mountainous area is full of clouds all year round. The northeast monsoon blowing in winter brings more rainfall (November to February of the following year), which is unfavorable for tea plantation production. Therefore, the best tea quality is obtained from July to September. On the west side, due to the influence of the southwest monsoon rain in summer (May-August), the Tingbula tea and Nuwara Eliya tea produced are best harvested from January to March.
Assam black tea is produced in the Assam valley in the foothills of the Assam Himalayas in northeastern India. The local sunshine is strong, and another tree needs to be planted to moderately shade the tea trees; due to the abundant rainfall, it promotes the flourishing of tropical Assam tea trees. The best quality is picked from June to July, but autumn tea from October to November is more fragrant. Assam black tea, the shape of the tea is thin and flat, and the color is dark brown; the soup is dark red and slightly brown, with a light malt and rose fragrance, and a strong taste.