Manufacturing TURNOUT GEAR Dryers Since 1989

Model E1, EOD

$5295

Model E1, EOD

$5295

Portable, 1 station bomb disposal suit dryer. The model E1 was designed in conjunction with Med-Eng to provide safe and effective drying to its EOD suits. In conjunction with developed and researched cleaning nanotechnology, the model E1 is the only recommended method of cleaning and drying. Any other forms of drying may compromise the suit’s integrity.

Specifications

Dimensions: 24w X 30d X 68hi (inches)

Blower: 148 CFM

Voltage: 120V

Amps: 10A

Heat: 1250 Watts

Eggert, Chief

We are very happy with our dryer. The dryer is working great!!

Richard Oakes, Chief of Department

The drying time and safety you have given us is perfect. No doubt we made the right choice in purchasing your dryer.

Dan Burkett, Chief

Dollar for dollar the best dryer on the market. We looked at many gear dryers and our PS4 delivers every bit of the quality and timeliness that we expect.

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Client Testimonials

Read what customers have been saying about our products

Eggert, Chief

Lumpkin County Fire Dpt, GA

We are very happy with our dryer. The dryer is working great!!

Jack Wilson, Senior Instructor

Delaware State Fire School (DE)

Our one piece suits are dry in hours – not days. Thank you!

Dave Schmidt, Acting Chief & Rich Carter, Captain

Elgin FD (IL)

Best. Dryer. Ever! We could not more pleased with the service, price and effectiveness of the Williams Dryers. Jon Kugler is knowledgeable, energetic and willing to go the extra mile to make sure we were well taken care of before, during and after the purchase.

Peter Hullings, Technician

Troy FD (MI)

The PS 2 dryer fits our stations and needs very well. It is well liked with our firefighters drying our gear quickly.

Al Hird, Captain

Calgary Fire Dpt, AB

I have used the gear dryer on several occasions for gear that is just “wet” to stuff that is really soaked. The best results come when the liner and shell are separated, of course; otherwise it takes about 4-6 hours for really soaked gear and less for “wet”. Boots and gloves take a lot less. ...