ABAC - ABAC Air Compressor

Applications & Use Cases

• Supplying dry compressed air for pneumatic tools and machinery in workshops.
• Protecting sensitive electronic and control systems from moisture damage.
• Ensuring product quality in manufacturing processes where dry air is critical.
• Operating spray painting equipment and other applications requiring clean, dry air.

Typical Specifications

Typical capacity

For this class of refrigerated air dryer, capacities commonly range from 500 to 2000 litres per minute (LPM) or 18 to 70 cubic feet per minute (CFM), depending on the specific model variant.

Power supply

Units of this type typically operate on a single-phase 230V, 50Hz supply, though larger industrial versions may require three-phase power.

Dew point

Refrigerated dryers commonly achieve a pressure dew point of +3°C to +7°C, suitable for most general industrial applications.

Inlet air temperature

This equipment is typically designed to handle inlet air temperatures up to 45°C to 50°C.

Maximum working pressure

Commonly, these dryers are rated for a maximum working pressure of 10 to 16 bar.

Refrigerant type

Modern units typically use environmentally compliant refrigerants such as R134a or R410a.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Why is a refrigerated air dryer essential?

  A refrigerated air dryer removes moisture from compressed air, preventing corrosion, damage to pneumatic equipment, and contamination of end products. It is crucial for maintaining system efficiency and longevity.

• What is the 'DRY (C55)' designation?

• How does a refrigerated air dryer work?

• What maintenance is required for this type of dryer?

• Can this unit be used with any air compressor?