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The document describes a modular drying locker system that uses fans and airflow rather than heat to dry workwear and personal items overnight for industrial employees. The system features removable panels to access consumables, multiple units can be daisy chained together, and it is made of durable yet cost-effective materials. It provides dedicated personal drying and storage space in industrial settings.
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