180°F
* 80°F
* Data is based on a 185 CFM portable compressor running in an ambient temperature of 60°F at full-load and rated pressre for an 8-hour shift.
- 1 On a 60°F day, 13.4 gallons of water will enter a 185 CFM compressor in an 8-hour shift.
- 2 Using a DryAIR 250 removes 85% (11.3 gallons) of water from the compressed air supply.
- 3 The remaining 2.1 gallons will turn to harmless vapor down to a 28°F atmospheric dew point.
* Data is based on a 185 CFM portable compressor running in an ambient temperature of 60°F at full-load and rated pressre for an 8-hour shift.
Superior Filtration
DryAIR works by effectively removing harmful moisture from the discharge air of portable gas and diesel compressors.
DryAIR units deliver cleaner compressed air, resulting in better working blast media and virtually no contamination on blast surfaces. Primer and paint adhere better, without fish-eye and troublesome spotting on finish coats.
Moisture is a poor lubricant and causes premature failure of paving breakers, jackhammers, rivet busters and related air tools. DryAIR will make a significant difference in prolonging the life of your tools.
Made to Fit
DryAIR units are designed to withstand the rigorous demands of the construction industry. They can be used on any gas or diesel portable compressor when sized correctly.
Tongue-mount units are easy to install and make a valuable addition to Doosan / IR portable compressors. They can easily be retrofitted to mount on various other brands as well.