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Worldwide LocationsAndrews Desiccant Dehumidifiers offers clients a range of mobile desiccant dehumidifiers available for both hire or sale. These high performance absorption dryers come in five popular models: DS40, KT190, KT2000, KT2200 and KT6000. This range is ideal for environments where a very low relative humidity is needed, work is being carried out at extremely low temperatures, a low dew point is essential or for when the unit has to be ducted into a specific area that needs drying.
KT190 Desiccant dehumidifier
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KT2000 Desiccant Dehumidifier
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KT2200 Desiccant Dehumidifier
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KT6000 Desiccant Dehumidifier
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Our range of powerful and reliable desiccant dehumidifiers can produce very low levels of relative humidity, for applications in the Pharmaceutical sector or Petrochemical industries, where dry conditions are essential. These units are also commonly used to dry out areas that are difficult to access or have hazardous conditions, such as bulk fuel storage tanks, ships holds, submarine and other marine environments.
The Andrews desiccant dehumidifier range includes the KT2200, which is one of the industry’s most economical dryers. With a maximum airflow of 2,200m³/h, the unit can keep dry areas of up to 7,000m³, dry out areas of up to 3,500m³ and can operate on ducting lengths of up to 40 metres.
Desiccant dehumidifiers work by drawing air across a rotating wheel containing an absorption material, such as silica gel. As the air passes through the wheel, moisture is removed, the wheel continues to rotate and is dried out using built in heaters, then continues to remove more moisture form the air. They are often used in conjunction with heaters to boost the drying process especially in cold weather conditions.
