IDF* series refrigerated air dryers are available in multiple configurations for use around the world.  These standard inlet air temperature models (max. 122~149°F [50~65°C]) reliably generate dew points down to 37°F (2.°C) that is suitable for most industrial applications.  All feature environmentally friendly R134a or R407C refrigerants, compact designs and stainless steel heat exchangers.

Designed for convenient point of use drying without the need for electrical power, membrane dryers utilize hollow fiber membranes to remove water vapor from compressed air. Permeable to water vapor but not air, the IDG series can achieve pressure dew points as low as -44°F (-42°C) and ISO 8573-1 moisture classes from 2 to 6. They have no moving parts, vibration, or heat discharge and contribute only a small amount of purge air to their operating environment. The IDG series is available as single units or conveniently assembled with necessary pre-filtration and optional pressure regulation.

Regenerative desiccant drying systems provide the greatest level of drying capability amongst widely available drying technologies. The ID and IDW series are heatless units that produce atmospheric dew points of -22°F (-30°C) and below and ISO 8573-1 moisture classes of class 3 and better. Heatless designs alternate between two desiccant columns and use a small portion of the dried air from the column in service to regenerate the other column, thus assuring continuous capability of providing dried air.