Air Dryers
Refrigerated and heatless desiccant dryers that remove moisture from compressed air to protect your pipelines, tools and finished products.
Refrigerated Air Dryer
Cools compressed air to remove moisture and prevent rust and water in air lines.
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Desiccant Air Dryer
Heatless desiccant dryers for extremely dry air in critical applications.
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Modular Heatless Air Dryer
Compact desiccant dryers for low-flow and point-of-use dry air.
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Air leaving a compressor is warm and full of water vapour. As it cools in the pipeline this vapour turns into water, causing rust, damaged tools and spoiled products. An air dryer removes the moisture before it reaches your process. Refrigerated dryers suit most general applications, while desiccant dryers are used where very dry air is required.
Advantages
- Prevents rust and water in air lines
- Protects pneumatic tools and valves
- Improves paint finish and product quality
- Refrigerated and desiccant options
- Automatic condensate draining
Frequently Asked Questions
Refrigerated or desiccant dryer — which do I need?
A refrigerated dryer is suitable for most general industrial uses. Choose a desiccant dryer when you need very dry air, for example for instrumentation, pharma or pipelines exposed to low temperatures.
Where should the dryer be installed?
A dryer is normally installed after the compressor and air receiver, with suitable filters to protect it from oil and dirt.
Do air dryers need maintenance?
Yes, but it is simple: keep condensers and drains clean on refrigerated dryers, and replace the desiccant at the recommended interval on desiccant dryers.