A Guide to Compressed Air Treatment
Compressed air treatment is essential in an air compressor system to remove contaminants like moisture, oil, and dust from the compressed air. Without treatment, these impurities can cause corrosion, reduce equipment efficiency, damage tools and machinery, and lead to costly maintenance and downtime. Proper air treatment ensures clean, dry air, prolonging equipment life and improving overall system performance.
Air Treatment Product Portfolio
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GAIRS air dryers are ideal for applications requiring a constant dew point. The SAD and SHAD Series refrigerated air dryers offer exceptional performance and deliver the best value for customers. All dryers are manufactured and designed to meet rigorous quality benchmarks.
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GAIRS air filters are perfect for applications requiring clean, filtered air for reliable performance. The C/T/A Series filters offer best-in-class filtration with minimal pressure drop, ensuring optimal efficiency. Each filter is designed and produced to meet the quality standards.
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We understand the vital role air receivers play in maintaining a reliable compressed air supply. Our C Series air receiver tanks are designed to meet various industry needs, primarily storing compressed air for future use as part of a compressed air system.
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You May Also Want To Know
The following are frequently asked by our customers about compressed air treatment product.
Compressed air treatment refers to the processes and equipment used to remove contaminants like water, oil, and dust from compressed air systems. It ensures optimal efficiency, extends the lifespan of equipment, and maintains air quality for various applications.
Compressed air treatment equipment includes air dryers (refrigerated and adsorption dryers), air filters (for removing particles and contaminants), and air receivers (storage tanks for compressed air), among others.
The choice of air dryer depends on factors like the required dew point, air capacity, and specific application needs. Refrigerated dryers are commonly used for general applications, while desiccant dryers are ideal for low dew points or moisture-sensitive processes.
Air filters remove impurities such as dust, oil, and other particles from the compressed air, ensuring clean, dry air reaches your equipment. This prevents damage and reduces maintenance costs in industrial applications.
An air receiver stores compressed air and helps maintain consistent pressure in the system. It also reduces pulsation and acts as a buffer, ensuring that your equipment receives a steady supply of air. Air receivers are essential in most systems for efficient operation.
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