Moisture in compressed air damages tools, valves, cylinders, paint systems and production equipment. We help customers identify dryer faults, service requirements and replacement options for Detroit Air compressed air dryers.
A compressed air dryer should remove moisture before it reaches your workshop tools, pneumatic equipment or production line. If water starts appearing after the dryer, the issue should be treated as urgent because the problem can spread into filters, pipes, valves, actuators and final equipment.
Water after the dryer can point to an undersized dryer, blocked drain, high inlet temperature, failed refrigeration circuit or incorrect bypass setup.
Pressure loss across the dryer may be linked to blocked filters, restriction, ice formation, incorrect sizing or poor maintenance.
Failed automatic drains can flood downstream lines. Drains should be checked during service and replaced where unreliable.
Where a repair is not economical, we can quote a replacement Detroit Air refrigerated air dryer matched to your compressor and site conditions.
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