Moisture stands out as the predominant contaminant posing a threat to your compressed air system. This underscores the crucial role that dryers play in any air treatment process. If you're questioning the significance, thinking it's just water, it's essential to delve further as presence of water can seriously wreak havoc on your compressed air system, downstream equipment, and, most importantly, on the final products.

The requirements of modern industry for compressed air can be divided into the following aspects:

• Pressure and flow requirements

• Requirements for dryness (i.e. water content or dew point temperature)

• Inlet Air requirements (relatively complex, including: solids, oil, mist, water, dust, harmful gases, etc.)

The Filters plays a key role in the compressed air drying and purification system. The use of different filters can remove oil (including liquid, gas), solid impurities, micro organisms, harmful gases and other pollutants in the compressed air. In the compressed air drying and purification system, filters exist everywhere. In industrial production, the filters used by the compressed air system is often divided into several categories according to its use: oil removal filter, dust removal filter, sterilization filter and special filter.