Description
Unregulated compressed air dryer is a laboratory accessory intended to reduce moisture in compressed air lines and thereby help avoid condensation in connected equipment. Supplied inclusive of connection, the dryer supports routine laboratory and test-chamber setups where uncontrolled drying of the air feed is sufficient to limit condensate formation on cool surfaces and in supply tubing. Condensation control is relevant in climate simulation, storage and general lab workflows whenever humid compressed air would otherwise impair measurements or wet internal components. The accessory is delivered as one piece, with a net weight of 0,5 kg and a gross weight of 1 kg, keeping installation simple on a single workstation or chamber. From manufacturer Binder, this unregulated model is positioned as a practical add-on for laboratories that need basic compressed-air drying without active regulation. Manufactured in Germany (Baden-Württemberg) and classified under laboratory materials, it suits applications focused on condensation avoidance rather than tightly controlled automotive-norm simulation. Integrate it where a connection-ready, unregulated dryer is specified for the compressed-air path.
This article is part of Drying ovens & climate chambers, in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Type: Unregulated compressed air dryer
- Connection: Included
- Data Sheet:
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