Desiccant Dryers

Five in-house desiccant air dryer series: heatless, heater purge, blower purge and non-purge. Standard outlet dew point −40 °C, with energy-saving models.

Blower Heater Non-Purge Desiccant Dryer (SNBH)

The flagship energy-saving model: a blower draws in ambient air for tower regeneration, so there is zero compressed air loss. A high-efficiency blower and low differential pressure keep the dew point stable.

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Heat-of-Compression Heater Non-Purge Desiccant Dryer (SNHH)

A model that uses the second- and third-stage heat of compression from the air compressor (about 100 °C) as the regeneration heat source, reducing electric heater power. A closed-loop circuit recirculates the regeneration air instead of venting it, cutting energy losses.

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Blower Heater Purge Desiccant Dryer (SPBH)

An economical model that regenerates with ambient air drawn in and heated by a blower, using only about 4% of the dried compressed air. It keeps compressed air consumption low while maintaining a stable low dew point.

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Heater Purge Desiccant Dryer (SPH)

A heater purge dryer that uses about 8% of the dried outlet compressed air for regeneration. Its simple design makes it easy to operate and well suited to maintaining a stable very low dew point.

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Desiccant Air Dryers

Dryers that remove moisture from compressed air with a desiccant to deliver dry air with a dew point of around -40 °C. By regeneration method they divide into purge types (heatless, heater purge, blower heater purge) and non-purge types (heat of compression, blower heater). GENEQ designs and builds all five series in-house.

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