| Regenerative desiccant dryers use desiccant media to dry compressed air through the process of adsorption. Dry air
with dew points of either
-40°F, -80°F, or -100°F can be achieved. These extremely low dew points are necessary in critical compressed air applications or for those in extremely cold environments where any moisture remaining in the air would freeze inside compressed air system piping, resulting in blocked flow.
During dryer operation, the desiccant media is used to dry the air followed by a period of regeneration when the media is purged of the moisture it collects so it can be used again for drying. Twin-tower
design of our dryers allows simultaneous
air drying and desiccant regeneration
- without interruption of compressed air
flow.

Heat-Of-Compression Dryers
Now Available For Air- and Water-Cooled Applications
Heat-Of-Compression (HOC) Dryers are the latest addition to the Eclipse™ Regenerative Desiccant Dryer family. HOC dryers make use of the heat that's generated by oil-free air compressors for compressed air drying. Use of this normally wasted energy enables delivery of clean, dry air at a very low cost. Water-cooled and now air-cooled models are available. ZEKS ZCA and ZXA HOC dryer models include innovative design and time-proven components that enable them to deliver:
Unmatched Performance - Designs for consistent -40°F dew point or Instrument Quality air
Adaptive Control™ Technology - Automatic adjustment of dryer operation for optimal performance
Flexibility - Models for 50-500 hp oil-free applications; Multiple-compressor ready
Reliability - Innovative design with time-proven components
Maintenance Priority - Low profile provides safe access to serviceable parts

Eclipse™ Heat-Of-Compression Dryer Catalog
Eclipse™ Regenerative Desiccant Dryers
Eclipse dryers from ZEKS
combine innovative design, advanced engineering and quality workmanship and include these features:
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