Parker K3/16D3-N115M, secador de aire desecante de punto de uso de 15 CFM, 1/4" NPT, 115/1/60

In any manufacturing facility, equipment uptime is essential for high productivity and low operational costs. Clean, dry compressed air ensures that a manufacturing plant is kept running efficiently and cost effectively by helping to eliminate contamination related equipment failures. 

Compressed air contamination problems can be simply avoided by installing Parker’s ecodry K-MT Series high efficiency compressed air adsorption dryer package fitted with Parker domnick hunter OIL-X Series filtration, which are 3rd party validated for performance. These compact packages are suitable for use with any compressor type and are well matched with point of use applications. 

For applications that fluctuate in operating pressure, temperature and flow, the K-MT adsorption dryer series offers an optional energy saving technology called dewpoint dependent switching (DDS). This feature automatically adapts the dryer operation to the inlet conditions and compressed air demand. This energy savings technology ensures energy consumed by the dryer is proportional to the amount of water vapor present, which in turn limits the number of cycles on the dryer’s valves and significantly reduces the purge air usage required for regeneration.

Features
• Efficient removal of water vapor from compressed air 

• Delivered air quality is in accordance with all editions of ISO 8573-1, the international standard for compressed air quality 

• Achieve pressure dew points of -13°F to -100°F 

• Low noise level <75 db (A) 

• Optional energy saving dew point dependent switching (DDS)

Benefits

• Highest quality air – meeting ISO8573-1:2010 Class 2.2.2 as standard 

• Dry air eliminates corrosion and microbiological growth 

• Improves production efficiency and reduces maintenance costs and downtime 

• Easy and flexible installation 

• Simple maintenance 

• Reduced noise pollution

Notes:
1. Stated flows are for operation at 100 psi g (7 bar g) with reference to 68°F (20°C), 14.5 psi a (1 bar a), 0% relative water vapor pressure.