Compressed air dryers and filtration
A compressor produces hot, wet, laden air. What makes it usable comes afterwards: drying, filtering, draining. It is also what determines the air class at the point of use.
Refrigerant dryers
59 modelsPositive dew point, around +3 °C. The workshop standard: economical, simple, enough anywhere the air never drops below zero.
Adsorption dryers
43 modelsDew point of -40 °C and below. Required wherever condensation is unacceptable: pharmaceuticals, electronics, instrument air, outdoor branches.
Filtration
47 modelsParticles, oil aerosols, vapours, micro-organisms. Stages are fitted in order, and it is their sequence that sets the air class obtained.
Draining and separation
36 modelsCondensate must leave the network, and it does not go down the drain as it is. Electronic drains with no air loss, oil/water separation before discharge.
Membrane dryers
12 modelsNo electricity, no moving parts. For small flows and isolated points of use, where installing a machine makes no sense.
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