Silica gel dehydration during regeneration occurs through heating. By raising the temperature to 120-150°C, the moisture that the silica gel has absorbed evaporates, returning the silica gel to a dry state. This process can take 2-3 hours and is usually done in an oven for smaller quantities. For larger quantities, GlobeCore’s specialized equipment ensures effective dehydration by providing controlled heat and even distribution, making it possible to regenerate large batches of silica gel efficiently without compromising quality.

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