Nano direct expansion compressed air dryers are perfectly suited for processes that have a consistent volume of air passing through the system. Fundamentally, they remove heat from the air using an air-to-refrigerant heat exchanger, which lowers the temperature (and dew point) of the air, condensing the water and easily draining it away.
While cycling air dryers (like the R1) have energy-efficient systems built-in to save energy when the flow of air is reduced, their up-front costs are higher than direct expansion models.
If you have a steady stream of compressed air that needs drying, a Nano direct expansion air dryer can deliver industry-leading efficiency and dew point performance.
For more information, questions, or quotes, please call our team at 1-888-226-8522. |
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| Compressors With: 15 to 2000 SCFM |
| Recommended Inlet Temp: 100F |
| Best for Continuous Compressor Loads |
| Cost Effective & Efficient |
| Direct Expansion Cooling |
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| Compressors With: 10 to 110 SCFM |
| Maximum Inlet Temp: 158F |
| Best for Continuous Compressor Loads |
| Rated for High Inlet Temperatures |
| Direct Expansion Cooling |
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| Compressors With: 2600 to 8450 SCFM |
| Recommended Inlet Temp: 100F |
| Best for Continuous Compressor Loads |
| Rated for High Volume SCFM |
| Direct Expansion Cooling |
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