ABAC treats compressed air in three stages. Filtration removes particulates and oil aerosol, in grades P, G, S, C, D and V, down to 0.01 micron on the C grade and 0.003 micron on the V grade, each with a published pressure drop so the energy cost is known. Drying removes the moisture the compressor creates: COOL refrigerant dryers hold a 5 °C pressure dew point and DRY holds 3 °C, while the HAD desiccant range reaches a constant −40 to −70 °C for food, pharmaceutical, laboratory and specialist paint work. Storage and condensate management covers air receivers in painted, galvanised and vitrified vessels, with oil and water separators. Flows run from 120 to 18,000 litres per minute at 4 to 16 bar.
Abtaz supplies ABAC air treatment as part of the compressed air installation rather than as a later addition, because a dryer chosen after the pipework is in place is usually the wrong one. Send us the compressor flow, the working pressure, the lowest ambient temperature the pipework will see and the air quality class the process needs. We will confirm a filter train, a dryer type and a receiver size.
ABAC COOL and DRY refrigerant dryers, holding a stable pressure dew point across the whole load range.
ABAC compressed air line filters in six grades, from general protection down to 0.003 micron.
ABAC oil water separators with two-step filtration, so condensate can be drained safely and legally.
ABAC air receivers in painted, galvanized and vitrified vessels for storage and pressure stability.
We supply ABAC compressed air treatment: filters from 5 down to 0.003 micron, COOL and DRY refrigerant dryers, HAD desiccant dryers for the driest process air, air receivers in painted, galvanised and vitrified vessels, and oil and water separators for condensate.