TRADELABOR has more than 20 years of experience in the control and treatment of air, working with an experienced and qualified technical staff and with the most advanced technology in this area, which together guarantee the quality of the services provided.
Drying & Curing Rooms for Cannabis
Conviron’s rooms are specifically designed to provide highly uni form conditions for drying and curing that result in a consistent, repeatable product. Cultivators are able to control the rate of moisture removal by precisely manipulating the temperature, humidity and flow of conditioned air. Fully integra ted with an Argus controls system, cultivators can develop custom drying regimes followed by a controlled holding or curing stage without ever having to remove dried product from the room.
Cannabis OneTM Drying RoomHorizontal airflow provides uniform drying
Uniform environment. Consistent results.
Using an integrated air handling system for temperature and humidity control, conditioned air is distributed horizontally from perforated wall plenums to create a uniform environment throughout the room. Whether hung on racks or placed on trays on carts, air flows evenly through all the plant material.
With the ability to hold, accelerate and decelerate the rate of moisture removal, cultivators can hone the drying and curing process to achieve their quality and production goals.
Intelligence by Argus Controls
Argus Controls provides an advanced environmental control system for greenhouse and indoor growing, offering growers unique flexibility and expandability in their control strategies. All Conviron rooms are equipped with Argus controls so they can be seamlessly integrated into a commercial production facility.Note: Conviron is a supplier of equipment for controlling environments designed for plant growth. We do not grow, harvest, sell or distribute cannabis or any substances regulated under Canadian or United States law.
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