February 28, 2007 -
Available in 6 models, High Inlet-Temperature Refrigerated Air Dryers feature all-in-one design with 2-stage separator and filter. Units provide solution to problematic air line moisture and contaminants. They match all common air compressor sizes and require no aftercooler.
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Lake City, PA, U.S.A. ... Van Air Systems' High Inlet-Temperature Refrigerated Air Dryers are a dependable solution to air line moisture and contaminants. The HTR Series product line handles inlet air up to 180°F, matches all common air compressor sizes, and features a two-stage separator and filter. These durable, efficient units require no aftercooler and incur no added maintenance costs. Six models are available.
For more information about High Inlet-Temperature Refrigerated Air Dryers, call your Van Air Systems representative or write Van Air Systems, 2950 Mechanic Street, Lake City, PA 16423, USA; Phone (800) 840-9906 or Fax (814) 774-0778.
CONTACT: Technical Sales
Van Air Systems
2950 Mechanic St.
Lake City, PA 16423
814-774-2631
800-840-9906
FAX 814-774-0778 www.vanairinc.com
info@vanairinc.com Company Information: Name: Van Air Systems, Inc. Address: 2950 Mechanic St. City: Lake City State: PA ZIP: 16423 2095 Country: USA Phone: 800-840-9906 FAX: 800-826-2471 http://www.vanairsystems.com
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