21/10/2026
For years, we have been trying to explain what a drying kiln really is to everyone we meet at fairs and events, in showrooms and during open houses.
It is not just a machine.
It is a fully integrated system, made up of technology, components and countless details working together.
We rarely have the chance to display our technology in its entirety. And for a good reason: a real drying kiln is a very large piece of equipment.
At the same time, it is made of an incredible number of details — some of them as small as a shielded silicone cable.
So this time, we decided to take a different approach.
We created a 3D-printed model that gives an overview of the product, its main characteristics and possible configurations, while also showing many of the details that make up the complete system.
A drying kiln… in miniature.
But most of all, we discovered that it is incredibly fun to watch people trying to assemble it.
And honestly, that alone would have made it worth creating.
If you want to get one and build your own Incoplan drying kiln, here are the assembly instructions. 👇