Dry Air System can be placed at application.November 19, 2001 - Mini Pneudri Midas provides uninterrupted clean, dry, compressed air where needed. It incorporates high efficiency and particulate filters plus desiccant cartridge inside 1 module that lets contaminated, compressed air in and clean, dry air out. Unit is available with pressure dewpoints of –40° F or –100° F and flow rates of 3-20 scfm at 100 psig. Applications include CNC machines, CMMs, lasers, instrumentation, and processing equipment.
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Original Press release
Domnick Hunter Inc.
Dept. T, 5900-B Northwoods Pkwy.
Charlotte, NC, 28269
USA
Domnick Hunter Introduces Mini Dry Air System
PNEUDRI MiDAS, a mini dry air system, provides plant engineers uninterrupted clean dry compressed air just where they need it without the need for drying the entire compressed air system which can be both costly and totally unnecessary.
NEUDRI MiDAS contains both a high efficiency and particulate filter along with a desiccant cartridge inside a single module allowing contaminated compressed air in and clean dry air out. A 100% service can be achieved in less than 15 minutes due to the quick release top cap arrangement, which does NOT require the inlet/outlet ports to be disconnected as with traditional systems.
Boasting top end re-pressurization, PNEUDRI MiDAS ensures uninterrupted compressed air at all times. The unit can be placed directly after a compressor OR after a particular application where the air is critical to the operating process or end product. Units can be wall or canopy mounted using an optional mounting kit where space is limited. The unit is available at a pressure dewpoint of -40°F or -100°F and at flow rates of 3 to 20 scfm at 100 psig.
Typical applications include: Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Machines, Coordinate Measuring Machines, Laboratories, Lasers, Packaging Machines, Instrumentation, Processing Equipment and Conveying Machines.
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