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Absolutely Moisture Free Clean Compressed Air Air treatment, a crucial investment Why you need quality air ? Compressed air contains oil, solid particles and water vapors. Together, they form an abrasive, often acidic, oily sludge. Without air treatment, this murky mix will enter your compressed air system, corroding pipe work, damaging pneumatic tools and potentially compromising final products. Meet your specific requirements Atlas Copco desiccant dryers offer the right air quality for your application with pressure dew points as low as -70°C/-100°F or ISO Class [-:1:-]. Atlas Copco desiccant dryers, quality you can trust Safeguard your production and your reputation Atlas Copco desiccant dryers protect the reliability of your production and the quality of your products. The high-performance dryers remove the moisture from your compressed air with a standard pressure dew point of -20°C/-5°F, -40°C/-40°F and -70°C/-100°F. For complete peace of mind, you can even set your dew point to meet the specific needs of your application. Set new quality standards Tested according to ISO 7183:2007, Atlas Copco desiccant dryers meet and often exceed international standards for compressed air purity. Naturally, all our dryers provide full protection of electrical components, controls and displays. Drive down energy costs Atlas Copco desiccant dryers come with a range of energy-saving features that cut your carbon footprint. A pressure drop below 0.2 bar/2.9 psi drives down energy costs. Dew point sensing and control adjust energy consumption to the real load of the dryer. An adjustable dew point enables you to adapt the dryer to your actual needs. Enjoy easy installation and long maintenance intervals Thanks to their compact all-in-one design, the dryers are an unobtrusive presence on your production floor. Delivered ready for use, their installation is quick and easy. All internal components are readily accessible to facilitate maintenance. The high-grade desiccant and durable valves extend maintenance intervals beyond the standard three years.
