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It may be more of a pain given you have 75 suits to dry, but I would try drying them inside out. It has already been mentioned that it is the lining that needs drying. Having the lining fully exposed is much better.
We have come up wth a plan thanks to the great repsonses. We are going to mount air movers overhead that will be directed onto the wetsuits. The wetsuits will be hung with seperators on the rods to avoid bunching up overnight. A commercial dehumidifier will run along with climate control (ideal temp to be determined).
The wash tubs are just about fabricated as is the drip pan. When the suits are removed from the wash station they will move to an 11 foot rack with a drip pan that will catch all water coming off of the suits. Once they have dripped out the suits will move to another area where they will be placed on Z-bar hangers for easy moving to the storage room. This should be an efficient process, certainly much better then what we have now.
I will post pictures of the finished product which is still probably 2 weeks out.