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JBS Makina hot-air generators and car-seat drying machines help reduce moisture remaining in car seats, upholstery, floor mats, and vehicle carpeting after washing.
Hot Air Generators
Model: J-KKM
The JBS J-KKM is a professional car interior dryer designed to accelerate drying after seat and upholstery cleaning. Its 1.1 kW blower motor works with four 1,800 W heating elements, offering a 0–120°C adjustable temperature range and optional 220/380 V power. The directed-air system and 10 m hose distribute warm airflow across seats, carpets, mats, luggage compartments and other interior textiles.
Hot Air Generators
Model: J-AHT200
The JBS J-AHT200 is a professional four-arm hot air generator designed to accelerate drying of car seats, carpets and upholstery after cleaning. It features a thermostat-controlled temperature range of 0–120°C, four 2,000 W heating elements, a 0.37 kW blower motor and 40 A operation. Four separate air arms direct heat to multiple surfaces, reducing drying times in car washes and detailing centres.
Category Guide
Hot-air generators are professional drying machines that produce controlled heated air through electric heating elements and a fan system.
By directing heated air toward damp textile surfaces after vehicle-interior and seat cleaning, they help reduce drying time. They can support faster vehicle turnaround in car washes, detailing centers, and professional cleaning businesses.
A hot-air generator does not wash or extract water on its own. Before drying, as much dirty water as possible should be removed with a suitable extraction machine or wet-and-dry vacuum cleaner.
| Model | Heating-element power | Motor power | Temperature range | Electrical requirements | Air outlets / hose |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hot Air Generator J-AHT200 | 2000 W × 4 | 0.37 kW | 0–120 °C | 40 A | 4 arms |
| Car Seat Drying Machine J-KKM | 1800 W × 4 | 1.1 kW | 0–120 °C | 220 / 380 V optional | 10 m hose |
The J-KKM measures 42 × 42 × 62 cm and weighs 29 kg. The electrical connection, airflow, hose configuration, and included outlet accessories should be confirmed before ordering.
The fan draws in ambient air and passes it over electric heating elements. The resulting hot air is directed toward the surfaces to be dried through the machine’s arms or hoses.
Thermostatic control allows the temperature to be adjusted according to the application. A temperature suitable for the fabric should be used, and the air outlet should not be directed at the same point for an extended period without supervision.
Keeping the vehicle doors or windows suitably open during drying can help prevent moisture released from the surfaces from condensing again inside the vehicle.
Hot-air generators can be used for:
The temperature should first be tested on a small area when working with sensitive fabrics, plastics, or interior trim.
With its thermostatically controlled temperature range of 0–120 °C and four-arm air-distribution system, the J-AHT200 can be considered by businesses that need to direct hot air toward multiple points.
The J-KKM, with its 10-meter hose, 1.1 kW motor, and optional 220 or 380 V electrical configuration, is designed for drying car seats and interior upholstery.
Selection should not be based solely on the maximum temperature. Airflow, number of outlets, hose length, daily vehicle volume, and available electrical infrastructure should be evaluated together.
The following factors should be checked before purchasing:
The electrical supply, cable cross-section, circuit breaker, grounding, and residual-current protection must be suitable for operating high-power heating elements. The electrical infrastructure should be inspected by a qualified electrician before installation.
Hot-air generator prices vary according to heating-element and motor power, temperature control, number of air outlets, hose length, electrical connection, body construction, and standard accessories.
Share your daily vehicle volume, the surfaces to be dried, operating time, and electrical infrastructure with JBS Makina to receive a current quotation for the appropriate model.
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When selecting a hot air generator, the type of surface to be dried, the daily number of vehicles, operating time, and the facility’s electrical infrastructure should all be evaluated together. The choice should not be based solely on the maximum temperature value.
Before purchasing, the following features should be checked:
The J-AHT200 can be considered for businesses that need to direct hot air to multiple points thanks to its four-branch air distribution system.
The J-KKM, with its 10-meter hose and vehicle interior-focused design, is suitable for drying seats, floor mats, floor upholstery, and trunk areas.
Due to high-power heating elements, the electrical line, cable cross-section, fuses, grounding, and residual current protection must be checked before installation. By sharing your application area, daily vehicle volume, and electrical infrastructure with JBS Makina, you can receive technical guidance and an up-to-date price quotation for the most suitable model.
No. The two product groups differ in air temperature, operating method, and safety requirements.
Depending on the model's fuel and exhaust design, adequate ventilation and compliance with the manufacturer's instructions are required.
The volume of the area, heat loss, target temperature, ventilation, and operating duration should be evaluated.
Share the area dimensions and intended use to receive a quotation for a safe and suitable hot-air generator.
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