Compressed air systems contain water, dirt, wear particles and degraded lubricating oil. All of these items mix together and form an unwanted condensate that can damage tools and machinery, block valves and clog small orifices. This leads to high maintenance costs and expensive air leaks. Eventually, if left unattended to, this condensate can even corrode your distribution piping and bring your entire operation to a costly standstill.

Moisture separators, particulate and coalescing filters, and automatic condensate drains can help remove some of these potential hazards, but for the degree of protection that today's modern production systems and processes require a better solution is needed.

Compressed air dryers reduce the Pressure Dew Point (DPD) within your compressed air system. This "locks in" the water still trapped within the air, ensuring that it will not become damaging condensate unless the temperature within your facility drops below the dryer's Pressure Dew Point rating.

Compressed air dryers, used in conjunction with the proper array of particulate and coalescing filters, keep your air clean and dry. More importantly they protect your valuable production and process equipment….and your business.