Compressed Air Dryers: Which Type Best Fits Your Needs? Although you may not realize it, there are many different types of compressed air dryers, each of which has particular benefits. Even if you’re not running it in Florida humidity, if you use an air compressor, it’s exceptionally important to make sure your compressed air dryers fit your needs perfectly to keep your system running efficiently. It can be difficult to assess your situation, but thankfully Compressed Air Systems is here to help you figure out which type of compressed air dryers are best suited to your requirements. Some of the types of compressed air dryers that you may consider include: ·         Tower dryers ·         Desiccant dryers ·         Refrigerated dryers ·         Natural and bio gas dryers ·         In-line desiccant dryers ·         Stationary and portable designs ·         Heated and heatless ·         Cycling and non-cycling Although they all work in different ways, the main goal of compressed air dryers is to keep moisture out of the air. Water in the air can actually damage your air compressor, as well as hurt productivity. Over time, a system without compressed air dryers can experience corrosion and rust, reducing its lifespan significantly. Depending on your location, the system you use, and many other factors, your needs for compressed air dryers can be quite different. For expert advice and more information on our compressed air dryers for sale, call or e-mail Compressed Air Systems today.