Atlas Copco FX 9-572 CFM Refrigerated Air Dryer

Provides pressure dew point as low as 3°C/37.4°F for a wide range of applications and industries.

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Features

  • 203 or 232 PSI maximum working pressures
  • 0.725 to 2.61 PSI pressure drop
  • Dew point as low as 3°C/37.4°F
  • 3/4", 1", 1.5", and 2" NPT compressed air connections
  • Refrigerant compliant with F-Gas regulations
  • Integrated refrigerant, liquid, and water separators
  • Single electrical connection for plug-and-play installation
  • Digital display for precise monitoring of pressure dew point

The Atlas Copco FX 9-572 CFM Refrigerated Air Dryer uses a digital display to measure and visually monitor pressure dew point, communicate the status of the refrigerant compressor and fan, provide alarms for high/low-pressure dew point and probe failure, and service warning. A hot gas bypass ensures a stable pressure dew point and eliminates the possibility of condensate freezing. The refrigerant separator guarantees no moisture enters the compressed air system. Limited vibrations, minimal moving parts, and reduced risk of leakage contribute to increased reliability. 

The FX dryer comes with refrigerant that is compliant with F-Gas regulations to ensure the lowest possible carbon footprint and energy consumption.