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CORMAK Izberg N20S

The purpose of a compressed air refrigerant dryer is to lower the temperature of the compressed air and remove water and oil particles contained in the air flow. Refrigerant dryers are important in applications where moist air could cause corrosion, contamination or damage to tools, machinery or products. By removing moisture, the dryer increases the reliability and durability of compressed air systems.

The refrigerant dryer is designed for maximum efficiency and durability. The main design elements include:
1. Air-to-air heat exchanger

In the first stage of the process, the inlet air passes through a heat exchanger, where it is pre-cooled by the cooler air leaving the evaporator. By using countercurrent flow, heat recovery increases the energy efficiency of the entire system.
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2. Refrigeration system evaporator

In the second stage, the compressed air is fed to the evaporator, where it is cooled to a dew point temperature of 3°C. This results in the condensation of water vapor and oil particles contained in it. 3. Condensate separator

After cooling, the gas and condensate mixture goes to an efficient separator, where the condensate is separated and automatically drained outside the device.

4. Fan control system

The variable speed fan technology allows intelligent adjustment of the cooling intensity to the actual demand, which reduces energy consumption and increases the service life of the components.

Technical parameters

Inlet/outlet pipe diameter (BSP) 1"
Maximum operating pressure 10 bar
Maximum inlet air temperature ≤ 38°C
Dew point temperature 3°C
Efficiency 2800 l/min
Power 0.58 kW
Supply voltage 230 V
Dimensions (L x W x H) 420 x 700 x 690 mm
Weight 37 kg
Type and amount of refrigerant R134a, 550 g