Compressed Air Dryers & Filtration

Compressed air can contain moisture, particles and residual oil depending on the compressor and operating environment. Treatment equipment should be designed for the required air quality at the point of use.

Refrigerated Air Dryers

Refrigerated dryers are commonly selected where a moderate pressure dew point is acceptable. Capacity selection must consider inlet temperature, operating pressure, ambient conditions and real air flow.

Adsorption Dryers

Desiccant dryers can provide lower pressure dew points for demanding applications. Evaluate regeneration energy, purge air, maintenance requirements and downstream filtration.

Industrial Filtration

Coalescing and particulate filters help manage oil aerosols and solid particles. Filter grade, operating pressure, differential pressure and element replacement intervals should be selected against the application.

Condensate & Distribution

Water separators, automatic drains, condensate handling and pipework design are integral parts of an efficient compressed air network.