Air Treatment Equipments

Compressed air is a storable form of energy primarily used in production settings and occasionally in service sectors where electrical energy might be unsuitable or unsafe. A compressed air system encompasses more than just an air compressor; maintaining clean and dry air is crucial for businesses that rely on compressed air. To ensure the final product’s quality and protect equipment from corrosion, moisture, and contaminants, filters are essential.

Modern compressed air systems typically include several key components:

- Air Filter: This device, made from fibrous materials, captures particles such as dust, pollen, and mold before they reach the compressor. Air filters come in three types: compressed, flanged, and high-pressure.
  
- Air Dryers: These remove moisture and particles from the compressed air system using moisture-absorbing materials. They ensure continuous removal of contaminants and are available in three varieties: refrigerated, high-pressure, and desiccant.

- Water Separators: These devices separate and expel water droplets and particles from pressurized air and gases, ensuring that only clean air is delivered.