Kingwe

JetDry

The Jetdry is a series of high speed hand dryers. These are Kingwe's most common hand dryer in the UK. The KW-1000 resembles an Xlerator and is commonly found under Bluedry (nicknamed the EarBomb). The KW-1002 is commonly found under Osily Branding. The KW-1015, resembles a Xinda GSQ-87. The others are extremely rare. 

Variants

• KW-1000

• KW-1003

• KW-1002

• KW-1015

• KW-1035

SaniDry

No guessing what this name is copying. The Medicli- I mean Kingwe Sanidry is a series of traditional hand dryers by Kingwe. These are often installed as cheap replacements by various establishments. The Sanidry KW-1004 and KW-1006 resemble a HOKWANG HK-2400. The Sanidry KW-1005 and KW-1007 resemble a World Dryer A48. The KW-1017 and KW-1008 resemble the Xinda GSQ-250 and GSX-1800 respectively.

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All of these hand dryers have a blue light, which is rather unusual for traditional hand dryers, although it often doesn't work.

Variants

• KW-1004

• KW-1005

• KW-1006

• KW-1007

• KW-1008

• KW-1017

Softdry

The Softdry is Kingwe's line of economy hand dryers. The hand dryers in this line are based on highly counterfeited models (KW-1053 resembling an HTE4 for example), so the easiest way to identify them is either the model number or the importer's other products. 

 Variants: 

• KW-1009

• KW-1053

• KW-1059

Thindry

These are slim profile high speed hand dryers, commonly found under velair branding.

Variants:​

• KW-1030

• KW-1032

• KW-1039

• KW-1040

DryPlus

These are extremely compact high speed hand dryers.

 Variants:

• KW-1020

• KW-1021

• KW-1025

• KW-1026

• KW-1028

• KW-1029

Jetblade

These are Kingwe's line of hands in high speeds. These are quite rare, and most commonly found under HandyDryers branding

Variants:

• KW-1090

• KW-1091

• KW-1092

Wash+Dry

Sneaky Kingwe knew what they were doing when they came up with this name, they knew full well it wasn't trademarked and are taking full advantage of that

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None have been found yet. 

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