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Compressed Air Treatment

Air Dryers

Compare refrigerated, packaged, combination and adsorption dryer options from 4 to 1530 CFM for moisture control and improved compressed-air quality.

Which Type of Air Dryer Do You Need?

The correct route depends on the required dew point, airflow, operating conditions, available space and whether filtration should be integrated into the package.

4–1530 CFM
4 Dryer Routes
Workshop to Industrial
Moisture & Air Quality Control
UK Technical Support

Explore Our Air Dryer Ranges

Compressed Air Dryer Buying Guide

Moisture forms naturally when compressed air cools. Without effective drying, water can corrode pipework, damage pneumatic equipment, affect product quality and increase maintenance costs.

Dryer Type Best For Typical Dew Point Route Filtration
Refrigeration Dryer General workshop and industrial moisture control Commonly around +3°C pressure dew point Selected separately
Refrigeration Dryer Package Sites wanting a pre-matched dryer and filter arrangement General industrial drying Included according to package
Combination Dryer Compact installations with integrated treatment General industrial drying Integrated
Adsorption Dryer Very dry air, freezing conditions and sensitive processes Commonly -40°C, with other options model-dependent Correct pre- and after-filtration required

What We Supply

  • Standalone refrigerated dryers for general moisture removal.
  • Dryer packages with filtration for easier system specification.
  • Combination dryers with integrated filters for compact installations.
  • Adsorption dryers for low dew point and critical air-quality requirements.
How should an air dryer be sized?

Select from the compressor's actual delivered airflow, then apply the manufacturer's correction factors for working pressure, inlet temperature and ambient temperature.

Why is spare dryer capacity important?

A sensible margin helps the dryer manage warmer conditions, demand peaks, pressure variation and future system growth.

When should I choose an adsorption dryer?

Choose adsorption drying where the required pressure dew point is significantly lower than a refrigerated dryer can provide, or where pipework may be exposed to freezing conditions.

Do I still need filters?

Usually, yes. The required filter arrangement depends on the compressor, dryer technology, final air-quality requirement and whether filtration is already integrated.

Can I size a dryer from compressor motor kW?

No. Dryer selection should be based on actual free air delivery and operating conditions, not compressor motor size alone.

What should be checked before installation?

Confirm airflow, pressure, dew-point requirement, inlet temperature, ambient temperature, electrical supply, ventilation, condensate drainage, connection sizes and service access.

Need help selecting the correct dryer? Call 0121 753 3330 with the compressor model, CFM, working pressure and required dew point.

Air Dryer FAQs

What is the difference between a refrigeration dryer and an adsorption dryer?

Refrigeration dryers suit general moisture control, while adsorption dryers are used where much drier compressed air is required.

What airflow range is available?

The overall range covers approximately 4 to 1530 CFM, depending on dryer type and model.

Which brands are available?

The supplied ranges include FSN, Hiline, Tanair, Omega, MOK and MKE products, subject to current availability and model selection.

Can Compressed Air Systems UK install and service air dryers?

Yes. Installation, pipework, filtration, condensate management, commissioning, servicing and repairs are available subject to the equipment and site.

Industries We Support

Energy, Process & Heavy Industry
Food & Beverage
Automotive & Transport
Manufacturing & Engineering
And many more — talk to us for help sizing the right solution for your application.

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UK installation availableProfessional on-site setup by our experienced technicians.
Full Aftermarket SupportComprehensive spares and repairs always ready to go.
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