You’re probably already familiar with how useful types compressed air dryers are when it comes to removing water vapor from compressed air and providing a clean and dry flow to the rest of your equipment. 

Sometimes, it can be somewhat difficult to categorize various types compressed air dryers because of the fact that some classifications can be applied to a number of different devices. For instance, many types compressed air dryers are combined units that offer a mist separator or a micro-mist separator combined with a single unit. This is somewhat similar to the way that FRL devices combine the functions of a filter, a regulator and a lubricator into one single housing.

As a result, countless devices could be classes as combined units, but that’s not at all a drawback considering how useful this can potentially make them depending on whether you need additional devices in your equipment to make it function as a complete pneumatic installation.

Consider the example of someone who is dealing with mist or spray from their industrial processes that also needs to install a types compressed air dryer as well to deal with problems related to humidity. In this case, having one single combined unit can save a substantial amount of resources while also simultaneously representing a potential saving in terms of space as well.