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SECTION 2
Dryers
Energy efficient desiccant
dryer packages
For almost 40 years, Silicair Dryers Ltd have MM
been manufacturing desiccant dryer HEATLESS /
packages for supplying very high quality AND R1 HEAT
compressed air and gas supplies for many REACTIVATED
types of different applications. Whether you DRYERS
require a small standard desiccant dryer or a
For larger
complete packaged dryer / filter / controls
installations and
package built to the latest petrochemical
flow rates, Silicair
Company name
standards, Silicair Dryers will provide you
offer a very
Silicair Dryers Ltd
competitive
with a reliable, cost effective and energy
range of both
efficient solution. Silicair have now Heatless and Heat
Address
confirmed their position as a leading
Reactivated
Challenge Road
European designer and manufacturer of
models. All can
Ashford
desiccant dryer solutions and would be
be supplied with
Middlesex
pleased to assist with any specific
or without
TW15 1BF
filtration and as
requirements.
England
standard dryers
or built to clients’
PRODUCT RANGE
particular
Contact details
requirements.
Tel: 01784 424920
Fax: 01784 229676 ENERGY
E:
sales@silicair.co.uk SAVING
www.silicair.co.uk FEATURES
Silicair CUB and Modulair M40X models come complete
Other products
with a compressor link facility to save purge air being
• In line dryers
used when the compressor is not running. All medium
and larger dryers from Silicair are available with
• Breathing air
optional DESS energy saving systems which will reduce
packages
energy consumption, but maintain outlet performance
• Tank vent dryers during periods of light load operation.
• Nitrogen
Generators
MEDIUM AND HIGH PRESSURE DRYER
• Medical
PACKAGES
packages
Activity within this particular sector continues to
• Specialist dryer /
increase and complete dryer / filtration packages are
filtration
provided for up to 450 barg operating pressures.
Requirements for lower dewpoint systems, especially in
packages
the medium pressure sector up to 40 barg, mean that
significant advances have been made in the supply of
Literature energy efficient packages. Higher pressure specialist
Information
packages for aid and other gases continue to be
available on all
available.
products
BREATHING AIR APPLICATIONS
Based on the same design concept as the
CUB and M40X models, Silicair continue to
offer their range of breathing air and
CUB HEATLESS DRYERS
filtration packages, designed to produce air
This range of compact, simple to
quality to BS : 4275 breathing air standard
install models are ideal for small
and to include CO and CO
2
removal. These
flow, point of use and OEM
compact units are ideal for supplying 1 or 2
applications. Excellent for locations
man systems or larger complete breathing
where space is at a premium within
air installations.
other equipment or for smaller
factory installations. HOSPITAL MEDICAL AIR PACKAGES
Designing and supplying dryer / filtration
MODULAIR M40X
packages for use in hospitals, both in the UK
HEATLESS DRYERS
and overseas, has been a primary area of
These unique dryer packages are
interest and activity for many years.
supplied with integral pre and
Silicair have a thorough understanding
after filtration to provide a total
the stringent requirements of this sector,
air treatment solution. Again
relating to both medical and surgical air
with compact designs and
applications. Package designs are supplied to
involving simple installation,
meet the requirements as laid down in HTM
these packages are ideal for
2022 and also to European Pharmacopoeia
medium sized installations.
standard.
ENTER 82410
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