Unless your environmental and operating conditions are relatively uniform, moderate, and predictable enough to suggest a deliquescent type dryer, a SAHARA Regenerative dryer should be chosen to assure maximum protection for the system.

• Virtually all free air contains water in the form of water vapor. We call it humidity. When air is compressed to 100 psi, the water vapor is concentrated to about 8 times normal!
• Water vapor is no problem in compressed air until temperatures drop and condense it into droplets of water.
• Then it combines with any other contaminants present and causes freeze-ups, leaks, and corrosion.
• To protect your air system from damage caused by water, you must remove enough water vapor from your compressed air to bring its dew point down to a temperature lower than the compressed air will encounter at any point in the system.
• A good air dryer is the answer.