Airgen refrigerated air dryers are designed to reduce moisture in compressed air and help protect downstream equipment and pneumatic systems.
Atmospheric air contains moisture. When air is compressed, this moisture can condense inside the compressed air system.
A refrigerated air dryer helps remove moisture from compressed air before it reaches downstream equipment and pneumatic applications.
An air dryer forms an important part of a properly designed compressed air system.
Helps remove condensed moisture from compressed air.
Helps protect pneumatic equipment and downstream components.
Supports reliable operation of compressed air systems.
Suitable for a variety of industrial compressed air applications.
A refrigerated air dryer cools compressed air to condense moisture, which can then be removed from the compressed air stream.
Moist compressed air enters the air dryer from the compressor system.
The compressed air is cooled inside the refrigerated drying system.
Cooling causes moisture present in the compressed air to condense.
Moisture is separated and the treated compressed air continues downstream.
Air dryers can be integrated into compressed air systems where controlling moisture is important.
Helps provide treated compressed air for manufacturing equipment and production processes.
Helps reduce moisture reaching pneumatic tools and equipment.
Suitable for compressed air systems where moisture control is required.
An air dryer can be installed as part of a complete compressed air system together with the compressor, air receiver and air distribution pipeline.
Airgen offers refrigerated air dryer solutions across a wide range of compressed air capacities, allowing the dryer to be selected according to the requirements of your air compressor system.
Refrigerated air dryers are available in multiple capacity configurations, from compact systems for lower air consumption to high-capacity solutions for larger industrial compressed air installations.
Available capacity depends on the selected configuration and application requirements.
Selecting an air dryer depends on the compressed air flow, operating pressure and application conditions.
Required air capacity in CFM.
Operating pressure of your compressed air system.
The type of equipment or process using the compressed air.
Environmental and installation conditions may also influence dryer selection.
Send us your compressor capacity, working pressure and application. Our team can recommend a suitable refrigerated air dryer configuration.
Talk to AirgenCommon questions about refrigerated air dryers.
Tell us your required CFM, pressure and application. Our team can help you select a suitable refrigerated air dryer.
