Beltomatic 205BX Belt Dehydrator – 60 Sq. Ft., 300 lbs/hr Water Removal, Low Hours

🔹 Manufacturer Info

• Manufacturer: Beltomatic (A Division of Wyoming Sawmills, Inc.)

• Model: 205BX

• Serial Number: 21B0726N

• Year: 2019

• Known For: High-efficiency continuous drying/dehydrating systems for food, feed, biomass, and industrial materials.

🔹 Description

This Used Beltomatic Model 205BX Belt Dryer/Dehydrator is a high-performance, gas-fired drying system designed for industrial-grade dehydration. With a 6-foot wide x 12-foot long web, it offers 60 sq. ft. of effective drying area and a 2 million BTU/hour burner. The system is capable of reaching temperatures up to 295°F with an operational pressure of 5–7 PSI, making it suitable for a wide range of food, feed, or biomass products.

It includes a fines conveyor, adjustable leveling gate, and variable speed web for precise product control. It is capable of evaporating up to 300 lbs of water per hour and supports both LP and natural gas. With only ~4,734 hours of use and manufactured in 2019, this unit is in excellent condition for continued production use.

🔹 Specifications

• Model: 205BX

• Manufacturer Year: 2019

• Web Size: Approx. 6 ft wide x 12 ft long

• Drying Area: 60 sq. ft.

• BTU Rating: 2,000,000 BTU/hr

• Max CFM: 7,500

• Operating Temperature: Up to 295°F

• Operating Pressure: 5–7 psi

• Water Evaporation Capacity: 300 lbs/hour

• Burner Type: LP or Natural Gas

• Fans: Burner fan and exhaust fan

• Conveyor: Fines conveyor bottom discharge

• Web Speed: Variable

• Leveling Gate: Adjustable

• Hours of Use: Approx. 4,734

• Serial #: 21B0726N

🔹 Applications

• Food dehydration (vegetables, fruits, herbs)

• Animal feed drying

• Biomass moisture reduction

• Nutraceutical product dehydration

• Seed and grain drying

• Pellet drying

• Wood chip or sawdust drying

• Industrial material moisture removal

• Snack food processing

• Custom batch or continuous drying operations

🔹 What Products Would This Be Used For?

• Dried vegetables (carrots, onions, potatoes)

• Pet food or animal feed pellets

• Seeds and grains (corn, wheat, soybeans)

• Wood shavings and sawdust

• Herbal and botanical drying

• Tea leaves or natural extracts

• Hemp or CBD biomass

• Fruit leather or snack products

• Compost or fertilizer granules

• Nutritional powders or supplements