ChillDry CD is a refrigerated compressed air dryer for general industrial moisture control. Select it based on flow, pressure, and site conditions.
Description
ChillDry CD refrigerated compressed air dryer
ChillDry CD is a refrigerated compressed air dryer. It cools the air so water vapour condenses and can be drained, which suits general plant air that does not need a desiccant dew point.
ChillDry CD at a glance
What does ChillDry CD cover?
ChillDry CD is the refrigerated dryer family. Choose the size based on compressed-air flow, operating pressure, and ambient conditions. Confirm the current dryer table before quotation.
What it does
Refrigerated drying
- Method
- Cool, condense, drain
- Use when
- General industrial moisture control
- Not for
- Desiccant-level dew point
How to choose
By flow and site
- Start with
- Inlet flow and pressure
- Then check
- Ambient and cooling water or air
- Before a quote
- Confirm the dryer size
Use the brochure for the full model table, then confirm the selected row before quotation.
How do you select a refrigerated air dryer?
Start with the compressed-air flow and pressure leaving the compressor. Then check ambient conditions and whether refrigerated drying is enough.
Duty point
Set inlet flow and pressure
Use the real compressor output, not a nameplate guess.
Site
Check ambient conditions
Confirm air-cooled or water-cooled needs against the current datasheet.
Quote check
Lock the dryer size
Confirm the ChillDry model and connections before quotation.
What should you confirm before asking for a quote?
These checks keep a series overview from being treated as a project specification. Wider system design stays a separate discussion when it is needed.
- inlet flow
- operating pressure
- inlet temperature
- ambient conditions
- power supply
- the current dryer table and connections
Frequently asked questions
What does ChillDry CD do?
removes moisture from compressed air by chilling it to roughly 35°F to 50°F (1.7°C to 10°C), which turns water vapour into liquid so it can be drained away.
Why do you need ChillDry CD?
It prevents water from damaging pneumatic tools, valves, and cylinders, stops blemishes in paint spraying and prevents contamination in manufacturing
Is it a desiccant dryer?
No. Desiccant drying is the DryTech DT page.
Is this a compressed-air-system design?
No. It is the ChillDry product page. System design still needs site conditions.
