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Every product on this site is reachable two ways: through the menu, which is organized by flow band, compressor and application, and through the part number itself. Each series has one page listing every part number with its rated flow, connection, voltage, power, dimensions and weight, and each part number has its own page with the full specification, its operating limits and the neighbors on either side of it in the series.
The pages sit at a fixed depth so a bookmark or a purchasing system link never moves: series pages under /Products/Compressed-Air/, part-number pages one level below them in a folder named for the product type.
How a part number is read
Dryer part numbers carry the flow in the number itself on most series: DXR 0250 NA is the 250 SCFM direct-expansion unit, TMC 0130 N the 130 SCFM thermal-mass unit, HPRB50-A the 50 SCFM small cabinet, FLXA8.1-A the 800 SCFM cycling dryer and FLXA8.1-W its water-cooled twin. The high-pressure and ultra-high-pressure series add the pressure rating: AXHP-60-3625 is the 60 SCFM unit rated 3,625 psig.
Filter part numbers carry the housing size, the connection and the element grade: HF5-24-8 is the HF housing size 24 with a 1 in connection and a grade 5 oil-removal element, GFN 0105 M01 the 105 SCFM housing with the 0.01 micron coalescing element. The series pages explain each maker's code in full.
Current, previous generation and sister-site listings
Each series page states whether the line is current or the previous generation. The retired series - HPR, HPRN, FLEX, HITN and HPET - keep their part-number pages so an old nameplate can be looked up, and every one of those pages names the current model that replaces it: HPR to HPRB, HPRN to the DXR Series, FLEX to FLXA, HITN to HRHT and HPET to HHPR.
Four series are catalogued in full on our nano dryers site rather than here, so their part numbers are not duplicated: the NXC cycling dryers, the GF WS centrifugal separators and the ND and NETD condensate drains. Their series pages on this site describe the line and link each part number across to its page there.
Special duty and accessories
Reading an old nameplate
What to copy down before calling for a replacement
- Model or part number and, if separate, the series name
- Rated SCFM and the rating conditions printed beside it
- Voltage, phase and full-load amps
- Inlet and outlet connection size and the maximum inlet pressure
What a part-number page gives you
The same specification for every unit, current or retired
- Rated flow at 100 psig, 100°F inlet and 100°F ambient
- Connection, voltage, power draw, dimensions and weight where published
- Operating limits: inlet temperature, inlet pressure, refrigerant, dew point
- The replacement model where the series is the previous generation
Series index
Every series on the site, its flow range and where its part numbers are listed. Flows are at the standard rating point.
| SERIES | PRODUCT | FLOW RANGE | STATUS | PART NUMBERS |
| HPRB Series | Non-cycling dryer | 7 to 50 SCFM | Current | 7, listed here |
| DXR Series | Non-cycling dryer | 10 to 4,200 SCFM | Current | 27, listed here |
| HPRplus Series | Non-cycling dryer | 2,500 to 3,000 SCFM | Current | 2, listed here |
| HPR Series | Non-cycling dryer | 5 to 50 SCFM | Previous generation, replaced by HPRB | 5, listed here |
| HPRN Series | Non-cycling dryer | 75 to 1,200 SCFM | Previous generation, replaced by DXR | 13, listed here |
| FLXA Series | Cycling dryer | 75 to 2,000 SCFM | Current | 17, listed here |
| FLX Series | Cycling dryer skid | 3,000 to 12,000 SCFM | Current | 6, listed here |
| HES Series | Digital-scroll cycling dryer | 2,500 to 12,500 SCFM | Current | 10, listed here |
| TMC Series | Thermal-mass cycling dryer | 30 to 635 SCFM | Current | 12, listed here |
| NXC Series | Cycling dryer | 20 to 2,000 SCFM | Current | 23, on our nano dryers site |
| AES Series | Digital-scroll cycling dryer | 600 to 10,000 SCFM | Current | 36, listed here |
| VDR Series | Variable-speed cycling dryer | 2,600 to 8,450 SCFM | Current | 14, listed here |
| FLEX Series | Cycling dryer | 75 to 2,000 SCFM | Previous generation, replaced by FLXA | 17, listed here |
| HRHT Series | High-inlet-temperature dryer | 25 to 100 SCFM | Current | 5, listed here |
| HTR Series | High-inlet-temperature dryer | 25 to 125 SCFM | Current | 5, listed here |
| HITN Series | High-inlet-temperature dryer | 20 to 125 SCFM | Previous generation, replaced by HRHT | 6, listed here |
| HHPR Series | High-pressure dryer, 680 psig | 115 to 2,410 SCFM | Current | 11, listed here |
| APET Series | High-pressure dryer, 500 and 725 psig | 45 to 1,000 SCFM | Current | 10, listed here |
| HPET Series | High-pressure dryer, 725 psig | 30 to 3,000 SCFM | Previous generation, replaced by HHPR | 14, listed here |
| AXHP Series | Ultra-high-pressure dryer to 6,000 psig | 20 to 275 SCFM | Current | 32, listed here |
| HF Series | Compressed air filters | 20 to 21,250 SCFM | Current | 180, listed here |
| NGF Series | Compressed air filters | 20 to 1,500 SCFM | Current | 70, listed here |
| GFN Series | Compressed air filters | 6 to 1,500 SCFM | Current | 18, listed here |
| GHTN Series | High-temperature filters | 15 to 1,600 SCFM | Current | 11, listed here |
| GF WS Series | Centrifugal water separators | 6 to 3,000 SCFM | Current | 14, on our nano dryers site |
| HF Grade 11 | Impaction moisture separators | 20 to 21,250 SCFM | Current | 29, listed here |
| ND Series | Zero-loss condensate drains | See series | Current | 12, on our nano dryers site |
| NETD, NPTD & NHPTD | Timed condensate drains | See series | Current | 22, on our nano dryers site |
| Snap-Trap & Trip-L-Trap | Pneumatic zero-loss drains | See series | Current | 19, listed here |
| 530 & 600 Series | Electric condensate drains | See series | Current | 7, listed here |
| 1701 Series | Bypass valves and wall brackets | 5 to 35 SCFM | Current | 7, listed here |
| PDM | Portable dew point monitor | Any dryer | Current | 1, listed here |
Current dryer series with every part number listed here
Where the pages live
Series pages are at /Products/Compressed-Air/ followed by the series code and the word Series: HPRB-Series.html, DXR-Series.html, HF-Series.html and so on. Part-number pages sit one level below in a folder for the product type: Dryers, Filters, Separators, Drains, Bypass-and-Mounting and Dew-Point-Monitors. A dryer part number is therefore always at /Products/Compressed-Air/Dryers/ and a filter at /Products/Compressed-Air/Filters/, whatever series it belongs to, which keeps purchasing links stable when a series is renamed or succeeded.
Part numbers in the URL
The file name is the part number with spaces and slashes turned into hyphens: DXR 0250 NA becomes DXR-0250-NA.html, NXC 0200 (230 V) becomes NXC-0200-230V.html and HPET-0.17 becomes HPET-0-17.html. Search the part number as printed on the nameplate and the series page will find it in its table.
Using the index to replace a unit
Find the old part number on its series page, read its rated flow and connections, and follow the replacement link if the series is retired. Before ordering, check the two things that most often changed since the old dryer was installed: the compressor (a bigger one moves the duty up a band) and the room (a hotter compressor room derates the new dryer just as it derated the old one). The replacement page covers footprint and connection differences between generations.
When the part number is not here
A dryer from another maker crosses by rated flow on the cross-reference page. A part number from a series we no longer list still gets matched: send it with the nameplate data on the quote page and the current equivalent comes back with a price.
Part number questions
Four of our nano-family lines already have a full part-number page for every model on our nano dryers site, and publishing the same specifications twice would only compete with itself in search. Their series pages here describe the line and link each part number to its page there.
The part number is matched to the current model that replaces it, and that is what ships. Elements, drains and some service parts for the retired dryers are still stocked; the part-number page names the successor and the series page explains what changed.
Suffixes usually mark voltage, water cooling or a filter package: an A or W on the current cycling and high-inlet-temperature series, a -FP for a filter package, a -4 or -3 for the voltage code on the older plant dryers. Search the part number without the suffix on the series page, then confirm the variant with the quote.
No. Pricing depends on voltage, options and the accessories quoted with the dryer, so it comes with the quote, the same day for stock models.
By rated flow at the standard rating point, on the cross-reference page. Read the SCFM and the conditions off the old nameplate, correct for your plant if anything has changed, and pick the current series at or above it.
