Refrigerated compressed air dryer with digital display

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Refrigerated compressed air dryer with digital display

The air leaving the compressor is laden with moisture, and that water ends up in pipework, tools and paint finishes. A refrigerated dryer cools the air to condense the water and expels it, so that dry air reaches the network, with a dew point of class 5 according to ISO 8573-1.

Range from 700 to 6,100 L/min at 230 V, with digital display and electronic control with dual temperature probe that regulates the dew point and condensing pressure. Its heat exchanger is designed for maximum performance with minimum pressure drop, and it is built with eco-friendly refrigerants and recyclable materials.

✅ Key benefits

  • Dry air: removes water from compressed air and protects tools and installation.
  • Electronic control: dual temperature probe for a stable dew point.
  • Minimum pressure drop: high-performance heat exchanger that does not penalise the network.
  • Digital display: operating status and dew point in plain view.
  • 230 V across the range: plugs into a single-phase outlet, even the large models.
  • Eight sizes: from 700 to 6,100 L/min to match your compressor.

🏗️ What it is for

  • Body and paint shops that need water-free air.
  • Installations with high-flow screw or piston compressors.
  • Protecting pneumatic tools, solenoid valves and machinery.
  • Food industry, joinery and processes requiring quality air.

📋 Technical specifications

  • Models (flow rate): 700 · 1,000 · 1,500 · 2,000 · 2,500 · 3,200 · 4,000 · 6,100 L/min
  • Flow rate in m³/h: 42 · 60 · 90 · 120 · 150 · 192 · 240 · 366
  • Voltage: 230 V / 50 Hz
  • Dew point: class 5 according to ISO 8573-1
  • Reference conditions: ISO 7183: 25 ºC ambient, 7 bar inlet
  • Control: electronic with dual temperature probe and digital display
  • Weight with packaging: 18 · 18 · 21 · 21 · 27 · 35 · 41 · 72 kg

💡 Pro tip: choose a dryer with a flow rate equal to or higher than the compressor's (not the tools') and fit it after the air receiver, with a particulate filter upstream. Place it in a cool, ventilated location: in high ambient temperatures the dryer loses capacity.

Frequently asked questions

What size dryer do I need?

One matching your compressor flow rate or slightly higher. If the compressor delivers 1,050 L/min, choose the 1,500 L/min model; if it delivers 700 L/min, the 700 or 1,000 L/min model.

Where is it installed?

After the compressor and air receiver, before the distribution network. It is advisable to fit one filter upstream and another downstream.

What power supply does it need?

All models run on 230 V / 50 Hz.

What does ISO 8573-1 class 5 mean?

It is the air quality class for humidity according to the ISO 8573-1 standard; it corresponds to a pressure dew point of +7 ºC, suitable for most workshop and industrial uses.

Does it need maintenance?

Clean the dust off the condenser, check that the condensate drain is working and check on the display that the dew point is correct.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size dryer do I need?

One matching your compressor flow rate or slightly higher. If the compressor delivers 1,050 L/min, choose the 1,500 L/min model; if it delivers 700 L/min, the 700 or 1,000 L/min model.

Where is it installed?

After the compressor and air receiver, before the distribution network. It is advisable to fit one filter upstream and another downstream.

What power supply does it need?

All models run on 230 V / 50 Hz.

What does ISO 8573-1 class 5 mean?

It is the air quality class for humidity according to the ISO 8573-1 standard; it corresponds to a pressure dew point of +7 ºC, suitable for most workshop and industrial uses.

Does it need maintenance?

Clean the dust off the condenser, check that the condensate drain is working and check on the display that the dew point is correct.