Air Dryer Works Without Moving Parts Or Electricity

Presented as an economical and efficient alternative to desiccant and refrigerant dryer technologies, the DuraDry membrane air dryer has no moving parts and requires no power for operation. The dryer's configuration includes an extra stage of
May 1, 2001
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Presented as an economical and efficient alternative to desiccant and refrigerant dryer technologies, the DuraDry membrane air dryer has no moving parts and requires no power for operation. The dryer's configuration includes an extra stage of pre-filtration that provides added capacity to eliminate any chance of water contamination. The unit is capable of drying compressed air to dewpoints as low as -40°F.

Company: PARKER HANNIFIN CORPORATION

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