Description

Using a refrigerated compressed air dryer is a must when high compressed air quality and condensate free air is required for your  equipment. As an air compressors pump compresses air, there is an element of heat that the air passes through. Along with this its drawing in all the moisture that’s in the surrounding environment too. Once the air is compressed, it sits in the air receiver to then cool down. This is where condensate happens within the air receiver.

For example, you get your favourite canned drink from the fridge and place it on the table. The outside of the can then has water beads appearing. This is what is happening within your tank and airlines.

The best and most effective solution to prevent this happening is to employ an Air Dryer in your set up. A refrigerated compressed air dryer cools the incoming compressed air exchanger where the outgoing air cools the incoming air. The intake air then enters an air-to-refrigerant heat exchanger where the air is cooled to 2-4 degrees celsious by the refrigerant. The process causes the water vapours in the air to condense into liquid water which is then removed by the electronic auto drain fitted.