When working with compressed air, an air dryer will be crucial to remove excess moisture content. Tools, machinery and equipment will begin to have issues when there is moisture in the compressed air. If the air is saturated, the manufacturing process can wreak destruction.

Each type of dryer has a different way of reducing moisture, even though they all perform the same basic task. Whether the dryer is integrated internally or externally, this will not decrease the compressor footprint. Determine which type of compressed air dryer will adapt with your production process while benefiting from the energy saving features.

The reliability of compressed air filtration is paramount to the ongoing fight against problems caused through contamination entering the air system. Our filter range has been constantly innovated and has become a leading technology, providing the exact balance between air quality, energy efficiency and low lifetime costs.

Compressed Air Systems should have a condensate management network in place. How a facility manages the air condensate affects the environment. Once the compressed air is compressed, the air cools and the excess water condenses into a liquid state. This water mixed with other elements in the environment and traces of lubricant from the compressor create compressed air condensate. The oil must be removed from the condensate before entering the sewer system in an environmentally safe manner. Determining the condensate properties that are being produced are valuable when selecting the compressed air system materials.

The electronically level-controlled condensate drains from Gardner Denver are the industrial standard for reliable cost-effective condensate drainage.