Low-Temperature Cotton Fixation
An operating range of +10~85°C matches the low-temperature fixation process of cotton reactive/pigment inks, avoiding heat damage or discoloration of cotton fibers.
The COHE-1803 Cotton Socks Oven is an ancillary finishing device in Ningbo Colorido's digital printing solutions, designed specifically for the drying and fixation of pure cotton socks after digital printing. Unlike high-temperature polyester ovens, it runs at a low +10~85°C to fully fix cotton reactive or pigment inks while protecting the cotton fibers — with 30KW heating, all-304-stainless-steel construction and ±1°C temperature accuracy.
A +10~85°C range matches the low-temperature fixation process of cotton reactive/pigment inks, avoiding heat damage or discoloration of cotton fibers.
The entire machine is made of 304 stainless steel plate — robust, durable, corrosion-resistant and easy to clean for long-term operation.
30KW heating power delivers fast heat-up, quickly reaching and stably maintaining the set temperature for full fixation of the cotton ink.
Temperature-control accuracy of ±1°C and uniformity of ±3°C keep the cavity temperature stable and uniform for consistent cotton fixation.
The COHE-1803 Cotton Socks Oven is a cabinet-style finishing device made entirely of 304 stainless steel plate, designed specifically for the drying and fixation of pure cotton socks after digital printing. Cotton socks are printed with reactive or pigment inks that require a lower fixation temperature, so the COHE-1803 operates in a range of +10~85°C — ensuring full fixation of the cotton ink while avoiding heat damage or discoloration of the cotton fibers. With 30KW heating power, ±1°C control accuracy and ±3°C uniformity, it keeps a stable, uniform cavity temperature for vivid and durable cotton prints.
As a downstream ancillary device on the Ningbo Colorido cotton sock-printer production line, the COHE-1803 pairs with Ningbo Colorido cotton sock printers. After printing, the cotton socks are placed into the oven chamber for heating, drying and fixation — completing the cotton sock printing workflow. The electrical control box sits on the right side for convenient operation, and the unit is fitted with bottom casters for easy movement and a top exhaust structure to discharge moisture and hot air during drying.
Factory reference parameters for the cotton socks oven. Final values are subject to the ordered configuration and manufacturer confirmation.
| Equipment Name | Cotton Socks Oven | Commercial Model | COHE-1803 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Power | 30KW | Voltage | 380V/240V, 50~60Hz |
| Operating Temperature Range | +10~85°C | Temperature Control Accuracy | ±1°C |
| Temperature Uniformity | ±3°C | Materials | 304 stainless steel plate |
| Electrical Control Box | Right side of machine | Gear Motor | Top Chinese brand |
| Power Supply | Three-phase industrial power | Door | Single door with locking device and warning sign |
| Mobility | Bottom casters | Exhaust | Top exhaust |
| Size | 1300×1240×2700 mm | ||
Six core capabilities that deliver stable, uniform low-temperature fixation for pure cotton sock digital printing production lines.
An operating range of +10~85°C matches the low-temperature fixation process of cotton reactive/pigment inks, avoiding heat damage or discoloration of cotton fibers.
The entire machine is made of 304 stainless steel plate — robust, durable, corrosion-resistant and easy to clean for long-term operation.
30KW heating power delivers fast heat-up, quickly reaching and stably maintaining the set temperature for full fixation of the cotton ink.
Temperature-control accuracy of ±1°C and uniformity of ±3°C ensure a stable, uniform cavity temperature so cotton socks are heated uniformly and fully fixed within the low-temperature range.
The electrical control box is located on the right side of the machine for convenient parameter setting and monitoring, in a compact vertical cabinet with a small footprint.
A top exhaust structure discharges moisture and hot air during drying, while bottom casters allow easy movement, positioning and flexible workshop layout.
Built from 304 stainless steel with a single locking door, digital controls and a serviceable right-side electrical box, the COHE-1803 is engineered for hygienic, low-temperature cotton sock fixation.
The entire drying chamber of the COHE-1803 is built from 304 stainless steel, giving a smooth, corrosion-resistant interior that is hygienic and effortless to clean. The roomy cabinet cavity holds a full batch of hung cotton socks, exposing every piece to even low-temperature heat for consistent, fibre-friendly fixation.
A dedicated control panel integrates a digital temperature controller with dual PV/SV readout and a separate timer, together with clearly labelled indicator lamps and selector switches for heating and air circulation. Operators set and monitor the +10~85°C cotton-fixation temperature and dwell time precisely, holding temperature accuracy to within ±1°C and uniformity within ±3°C.
The electrical control box is mounted on the right side of the machine for convenient access and servicing, paired with ducting that vents moisture-laden air out of the chamber. Combined with the top exhaust outlet and the single door fitted with locking hinges and safety warning signs, it keeps the work area clear of humidity and heat while the oven runs continuously on its bottom casters.
The oven’s low-temperature heating and drying system in operation and the cotton sock fixation process.
Common questions about low-temperature cotton sock fixation, temperature control, power and pricing — then send your requirements for a configuration recommendation.
The COHE-1803 is a low-temperature drying and fixation device for pure cotton socks after digital printing, used to fully fix reactive or pigment inks onto cotton fibers and improve print fastness and color durability. It is typically used as a downstream ancillary device on the Ningbo Colorido cotton sock-printer production line.
The COHE-1803 operates in a temperature range of +10~85°C, which is low-temperature fixation. This is because cotton socks are printed with reactive or pigment inks that require a lower fixation temperature; the low temperature ensures the fixation effect while avoiding heat damage or discoloration of the cotton fibers.
The COHE-1803 is a cotton socks oven operating at +10~85°C, suited to low-temperature fixation of cotton reactive/pigment inks. The COHE-1801/COHE-1802 are polyester high-temperature ovens operating at around 190°C, suited to high-temperature fixation of polyester disperse inks. The two target different fabrics and ink processes; select by fabric type and do not mix them.
The COHE-1803 has a temperature-control accuracy of ±1°C and temperature uniformity of ±3°C, with a stable and uniform cavity temperature ensuring that cotton socks are heated uniformly and fully fixed within the low-temperature range. The actual fixation temperature and time should be confirmed by sample testing.
The entire machine is made of 304 stainless steel plate — robust, durable, corrosion-resistant and easy to clean. The cabinet-style body is compact, with the control box on the right side, bottom casters for mobility, and a top exhaust structure.
The COHE-1803 uses a 380V/240V, 50~60Hz industrial power supply with 30KW power. Before installation, qualified electrical personnel must confirm that the factory’s electrical configuration meets the requirements and connect the supply per code.
Yes, the temperature is adjustable within +10~85°C. The specific fixation temperature and time should be determined by sample testing based on the cotton sock fabric type, ink model, print coverage and loading — universal parameters must not be applied.
The COHE-1803 is an ancillary finishing device on the digital-printing production line, typically paired with Ningbo Colorido cotton sock printers to build a complete print — dry — fix workflow. For independent use in other low-temperature drying processes, compatibility should be evaluated separately.
Ningbo Colorido must confirm the applicable product range (pure cotton socks), fabric and ink process (reactive/pigment inks), fixation-parameter requirements, electrical configuration (380V/240V), installation site, ventilation/heat discharge, packing, destination, training, service and sample criteria. Price, lead time, warranty and installation conditions are subject to the current written proposal.