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ADSORPTION DRYERS: DRY AIR FOR EXTREME CONDITIONS

OMI KMD, HLA, HBA AND SFD SERIES

Adsorption dryers are essential for critical industrial applications where the +3℃ dew point of traditional refrigerated dryers is insufficient and there is a risk of freezing. These systems remove moisture using activated alumina, guaranteeing Class 2(≤-40℃) or Class 1 (≤-70℃) purity.

Dry Air: Guaranteed Class 2 (-40℃) or optionally Class 1 (-70℃) dew point
Energy Management System (EMS): Adjusts cycle time based on accuracy, reducing air loss
No Purge Air (HBA / SFD): No compressed air loss during regeneration, resulting in significant energy savings.
Maintenance: New digital controller (HLA Pro, KMD) indicates when to replace filters, valves, and adsorbent material
Installation: Flexible installation (wall-mounted, horizontal). For KMD models, air inlet/outlet can be from the right or left
Robust Design: Extruded aluminum housing (KMD) with NEMA 3/IP54 protection, suitable for outdoor installation

Traditional Heatless (KMD / HLA series)

These dryers are the most common on the market and stand out for their simplicity:

Operating principle: They use a portion of the already dried air (15%) for regeneration (purge air), which is then vented to the atmosphere.

KMD (Karst Modular Dryers): Compact design, suitable for Point Of Use solutions. Aluminum extruded housing, with IP54 protection.

EMS (Energy Management System): Models with the EMS option (e.g., HLA) use a high-precision dew point sensor to control the cycle time, thereby reducing air loss.

Special Energy-Saving Solutions

The two most advanced OMI series focus on avoiding air loss, optimizing operating costs:

HBA (Heated Blower): This technology reduces compressed air consumption to zero for regeneration. It draws ambient air with a blower, heats it with a heater, and uses it to regenerate the adsorbent material. This guarantees a -40℃ dew point, but may involve higher initial investment and electricity consumption.

SFD (Sub Freezing Dryer – regenerative cooling): This unique hybrid technology uses a refrigerant for regeneration, thus consuming no compressed air. It achieves a -20℃ dew point (Class 3), with extremely low maintenance costs, and requires 40% less space.