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Hi-line – Compressed Air
SECTION 2
Dryers
Dryers and Filters
GEN 2 –SECOND GENERATION
CONDENSATE CLEANERS
The proven Hi-line Gen 2 system has no floating bags,
wires or moving parts. Designed to work using nature
itself the simple atmospheric pressure driven unit is
available in four sizes, from 0-
2508m
3
/h flowrate. Fitted
Company Name
with a 4 way
1
/
2” BSP
Hi-line Industries Ltd
manifold as standard,
installation could not be
Address
easier. These units are
5 Crown Industrial
designed to exceed the
Estate
consent levels as laid
down by the 1991 Water
Oxford Street
Resources Act.
Burton-upon-Trent
DE14 3PG
Contact Details
Tel: 01283 533377
Fax: 01283 533367
enquiries@hilineindustries.com
www.hilineindustries.com
Country of
HI-ZORB – POINT OF USE COMPRESSED AIR
manufacture
DRYERS
England
The latest range of desiccant compressed air dryers
from Hi-line are the most cost effective dryer in the
market place.
Services Offered
• On-site consultation and
These lightweight aluminium designed dryers provide
flow measurement.
• Design and manufacture.
the customer with a constant -40 deg C dewpoint. Each
• Installation electrical
dryer is built complete with pre and after filtration and
and mechanical.
has the option to select 110V or 240V supply. • Pipework / welding
• Full after sales service
Hi-Zorb meets and exceeds the highest standards of air
support.
purity as specified in ISO 8573:1-2001.
Service
With minimal moving parts the simplistic design makes
HI-LINE FILTER HOUSINGS
High quality Aluminium housings from
1
/
department
the Hi-Zorb a reliable piece of air treatment equipment.
2” to 3” BSP
• Service team trained on
The extruded aluminium towers are corrosion protected
and flanged filters from 4” to 12”, each filter housing is
all manufacturers
for use in the harshest conditions, with flowrates from
supplied with TEN YEAR GUARANTEE and a zero loss
dryers, so that repairs /
8Nm
3
/h to 170Nm
3
/h.
autodrain.
servicing to any make of
compressed air dryer
NEW RANGE OF
Hi-line are the European distributors for
can be carried out.
• 24 hour around the
REFRIGERANT
Filtersoft, one of the largest filter element
manufacturer’s in the United States, Filtersoft
clock support.
DRYERS
make alternative upgrade elements for all
Hi-line are well
major and minor filter brands and are usually Other products
established in the UK as
a fraction of the cost of original equipment
• Stainless steel pipework
one of the major
manufacturer’s prices and often give better
/ welding.
suppliers of Refrigerant
filtration characteristics. Available ex stock
• Fabrication of filters,
Air Dryers. From
from Hi-line for next day delivery, your savings
vessels, tanks and
September 2008 a new
receivers.
start immediately.
range of fridge dryers will
• Filtration and
be available built on the
Separation technologies.
success of the original
high quality range of
dryers.
The new ‘ARTIC ENERGY’
models have been
developed to ensure the
highest quality and
reliability whilst
maintaining the Hi-line
competitive stance. All the
features that you would expect
in a Hi-line product, like L.P and
H.P switches, digital dewpoint
display, pressure gauges, gas charge manometer,
stainless steel heat exchanger will be present in the new ENTER 13451
range, whilst the pricing remains extremely attractive. www.airuser.com/enquiry
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