The Zero Air Loss Compressed Heat Dryer is designed for energy-efficient compressed air systems, providing reliable and continuous drying performance with minimal air wastage. Utilizing advanced thermal regeneration adsorption technology, the dryer effectively removes moisture from compressed air while maintaining optimal operational efficiency. Its design ensures low pressure drop, high energy efficiency, and a stable dew point, making it suitable for a wide range of industrial applications.
This dryer is particularly suitable for industries requiring high-quality dry air, including chemical processing, electronics, food and beverage, and precision manufacturing. Its innovative zero air loss design maximizes energy savings while ensuring consistent performance.
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The Zero Air Loss Compressed Heat Dryer is widely applied in:
| Feature | Zero Air Loss Compressed Heat Dryer | Traditional Heatless Dryer | Refrigerated Compressed Air Dryer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Air Loss | 0% | 15–20% | Minimal |
| Dew Point | -40 to -70℃ | -40 to -60℃ | 3–10℃ |
| Energy Consumption | Low | High | Moderate |
| Operating Pressure | Up to 10.5 Bar | Up to 10 Bar | Up to 16 Bar |
| Regeneration Method | Thermal Adsorption | Heatless Adsorption | Refrigeration |
| Suitable Applications | Industrial, Precision, Chemical | General Compressed Air | General Compressed Air |
A: The zero air loss design eliminates the need to vent compressed air during regeneration, which reduces energy consumption and operational costs while maintaining a stable dew point.
A: This dryer uses a combination of Activated Aluminum and Molecular Sieve, providing high-efficiency moisture removal and a long service life.
A: The dryer can safely operate at a maximum pressure of 10.5 Bar (1.05 MPa), while the standard operating pressure is 7 Bar (0.7 MPa).
A: Yes, it is suitable for industries requiring clean, dry air, including food, beverage, pharmaceutical, and electronics manufacturing.
A: The desiccant has a long operational life due to thermal regeneration. Replacement frequency depends on air quality and operating conditions, but regular monitoring via microcomputer control ensures timely maintenance.
| Model NO. | DM350MR |
|---|---|
| Flow | Contra-Flow |
| Material Status | Solution |
| Drying Medium | Air |
| Structure | Enclosed |
| Operation Pressure | Atmospheric Pressure |
| Inlet Temperature | Normal Temperature |
| Cooling Way | Regeneration Adsorption |
| Type | Medium |
| Product Name | Micro-Heated Regenerative Desiccant Air Dryer |
| Capacity | 4.0 Nm³/Min |
| Dew Point of Finished Gas | -40 to -70℃ |
| Standard Operating Pressure | 7 Bar/0.7MPa |
| Maximum Operating Pressure | 10.5bar/1.05MPa |
| Air Inlet Temperature | < 45℃ |
| Inlet Oil Content | ≤0.1mg/M³ |
| Control Method | Microcomputer Control |
| Power Supply | 220 V / 50Hz |
| Single-Tower Operating Cycle | 30-180min |
| Power | 2000W |
| Desiccant Type | Activated Aluminum + Molecular Sieve |
| Connection Method | Threaded Connection |
| Inlet and Outlet Connection Size | DN40/1.5" |
| Overall Dimensions | 1000mmx500mm X 1518mm |
| Transport Package | Wooden |
| Specification | Customized |
| Trademark | Demargo |
| Origin | China |
| HS Code | 8421199090 |
| Production Capacity | 5000 |
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Purge air
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≤12~15%
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Power
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220 V/50Hz
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Inlet temperature
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0~45℃
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Working periods
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T=4~20min
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Desiccant
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Activated aluminum + Molecular sieve
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Outlet air pressure dew point
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-20~-40℃
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Inlet oil content
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≤0.1mg/m³
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Working pressure
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0.6~1.0Mpa
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Parameter
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Capacity (Nm³/min)
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Air connection
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Net weight (Kg)
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Length (mm)
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Width (mm)
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Height (mm)
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DM15WR
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1.5
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ZG1"
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125
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750
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350
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1450
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DM26WR
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2.6
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ZG1.5"
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180
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750
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350
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1640
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DM40WR
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3.8
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ZG2.0"
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285
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1000
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500
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1518
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DM65WR
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6.5
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ZG2.0"
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420
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1000
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450
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1980
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DM85WR
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8.5
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ZG2.0"
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550
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1100
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500
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1910
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DM110WR
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11
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DN65
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650
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1100
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500
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2060
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DM135WR
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13.8
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DN80
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750
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1200
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550
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2100
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