Refrigerated
General-Purpose Moisture Removal
Quincy refrigerated dryers chill compressed air, condense moisture and discharge collected liquid.
Quincy Compressor Dryer Selection Guide
Quincy offers refrigerated and desiccant air dryer systems designed to remove moisture from industrial compressed air. The correct Quincy dryer depends on pressure dew point, airflow, environment and system design.
Choose a Quincy refrigerated dryer for most indoor systems needing general moisture control near 37°F. Choose a Quincy desiccant dryer for low-dew-point applications, including common -40°F requirements and colder environments.
Refrigerated
Quincy refrigerated dryers chill compressed air, condense moisture and discharge collected liquid.
Desiccant
Quincy desiccant dryers use adsorption for low pressure dew point and freeze-sensitive applications.
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| Application Need | Recommended Starting Point | Why | What to Verify |
|---|---|---|---|
| Indoor general plant air | Quincy refrigerated dryer | Moisture is condensed and removed near the common refrigerated range | Corrected capacity, voltage and drain requirements. |
| Cold or outdoor piping | Quincy desiccant dryer | Low pressure dew point protects against condensation and freezing | Select below the coldest line temperature. |
| Instrument air | Quincy desiccant dryer | Provides low-dew-point air for controls | Verify prefilters, after-filter and monitoring. |
| Variable plant demand | Compare standard and energy-saving refrigerated options | Part-load efficiency can affect lifecycle cost | Review demand profile and controls. |
Use bulk-water separation, reliable drains and the required prefiltration.
Apply correction factors for pressure, inlet temperature, ambient temperature and peak airflow.
Size filters, dryers and piping as one system.
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Quincy offers refrigerated and desiccant compressed air dryer systems.
Quincy describes refrigerated drying near approximately 37°F under rated conditions.
Quincy offers desiccant systems for common -40°F requirements and lower targets on selected systems.
Use peak airflow and exact model correction factors for pressure and temperature.
Features vary by product family, so verify the exact package and required filters.
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