PaintLine ProDryingRack EX - 3 Plus Series - PDREX3
PaintLine ProDryingRack EX - 3 Plus Series - PDREX3
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PaintLine ProDryingRack EX - 3 Plus Series - PDREX3
PaintLine ProDryingRack EX - 3 Plus Series - PDREX3
Features
- Adding one tower, stabilizers and shelves creates the PDREX-3, with 120” of horizontal rack space and 1,350 LBS of weight capacity.
- Adding two towers and stabilizer component sets creates the PDREX-4, which has 180” of horizontal rack space and 1,800 LBS of weight capacity.
- Removable, quick release shelves for a variety of part sizes.
- Quick release front, back, and top support.
What our Experts Think
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Industrial-grade expandable drying system
The PDREX3 is part of the ProDryingRack EX Plus Series, designed for professional cabinet shops needing high-volume, organized drying space. -
Massive horizontal capacity
Provides approximately 120" (10 ft) of drying space per level, making it ideal for doors, panels, trim, and mixed production runs. -
Heavy-duty load performance
Built to handle up to ~1,350 lbs total capacity, supporting dense workloads like window sashes and stair components. -
Modular 3-tower configuration
Expands the base system into a stable three-tower structure, balancing footprint efficiency with maximum storage output. -
Quick-adjust, production-focused design
Includes 15 removable shelves per tower, allowing fast reconfiguration for different part sizes and workflow changes. -
Mobility under full load
Equipped with heavy-duty locking casters and stabilizers, so the entire rack can be moved safely even when fully loaded. -
Built for real shop durability
All-metal, powder-coated frame with reinforced supports ensures long-term resistance to daily industrial use.
Q&A
Q: What is the PaintLine ProDryingRack EX 3 Plus Series?
A: It’s a heavy-duty, expandable professional drying rack designed for cabinet shops to dry doors, panels, and trim efficiently at high volume.
Q: What makes the “EX Plus Series” different?
A: The Plus Series expands the standard PDREX base into multi-tower systems, giving significantly more horizontal drying space and higher load capacity for production environments.
Q: How much drying capacity does the PDREX3 have?
A: The 3-tower configuration provides about 120 inches (10 ft) of horizontal rack space per level with 15 removable shelves per tower.
Q: What is its weight capacity?
A: The PDREX3 supports up to approximately 1,350 lbs total load capacity, making it suitable for heavy cabinet doors and solid wood parts.
Q: Is it mobile?
A: Yes, it includes heavy-duty locking casters so the entire loaded rack can be rolled around a workshop safely.
Q: What materials is it made from?
A: It is constructed from powder-coated, heavy-gauge steel for durability and long-term industrial use.
Q: Can the rack be expanded later?
A: Yes, it’s modular and can be upgraded from the base system to larger configurations (including 4-tower setups) for more drying capacity.
Q: What kind of work is it best for?
A: Ideal for cabinet makers, professional painters, and woodworking shops that need organized, high-volume drying space for production finishing.
Q: What is the main benefit of this system?
A: It maximizes drying efficiency by allowing large batches of parts to dry evenly while keeping workflow organized and mobile within the shop.
Q: Does it support different part sizes?
A: Yes, the removable shelf design allows flexibility for both small components and large cabinet doors without reconfiguring the entire rack.
Maintenance Tips
- Clean shelf tubes after each job: Remove overspray, dust, and adhesive buildup from the removable rods so panels slide smoothly and don’t get marked.
- Keep expansion mechanism debris-free: Wipe clamp levers and sliding frame joints to ensure the rack expands/locks from ~20” to 60” without resistance.
- Inspect locking casters regularly: Check 5” wheels for paint dust and ensure locks engage fully for safe, stable loading under heavy weight.
- Tighten frame hardware periodically: Vibration from rolling heavy loads can loosen bolts—recheck stabilizers and connectors for rigidity.
- Respect load limits per shelf: Avoid exceeding rated capacity to prevent sagging and maintain long-term structural alignment.
- Use protective sleeves when needed: Add shelf sleeves to reduce scratching and extend the life of contact surfaces during high-volume finishing work.
- Store dry when not in use: Prevent corrosion by keeping the powder-coated steel frame in a dry, controlled shop environment.
