Air Dryers Pioneer ( R& ADR Series)

Since Pioneer founding in 1980, nearly half of their business has been building custom equipment to meet the strictest specifications. The engineering staff and well-equipped factory are prepared to meet and exceed your expectations. From vacuum to 10,000 PSIG; 10 to 15,000 SCFM; air or corrosive and flammable gases. If your application has to do with drying and cleaning compressed air or gas, chances are Pioneer is your best choice.

R & ADR SERIES BENEFITS

Removable insulation

Electric automatic drain

Lower dew points

Efficient centrifugle separator; chilled separator standard in R75/ADR40 and up

Easy access cabinets - standard up to R600A/W, ADR300A/W; optional in larger sizes

NEMA1 control panel standard; NEMA 4, 7, or 12 and custom control panels available

Lower pressure drops - in a 100 PSIG/6.89 bargpressure drop saves 1% in energy costs. Lowe pressure drops are inherent in Pioneer heat exchangers

Compact design - Triple-tube heat exchanger design reduces floor space requirements and shipping costs. The air-air requirements exchanger also reduces refrigeration horsepower and dryer size

Environmentally safer refrigerant R-134a and R-22 standard

Dew point adjustment

Protect Your Equipment and Save Money

A typical Pioneer dryer pays for itself in less than a year by reducing or eliminating maintenance costs and down time. In Pioneer refrigerated dryer models P30A/W(ADR15 A/W) and larger, the warm, moist air (or gas) enters the air-air heat exchange where it is precooled by the outgoing cool air. Precooling allows the use of a smaller refrigeration system and lowers the cost of drying. Further cooling of the air to a 350°F(20°C) range is accomplished by the refrigeration. Cooling the air causes the moisture vapor to condense. The condensation is separated by highly efficient separation techniques and drained by automatic drains.