In a heat-regenerated desiccant dryer, heated ambient air is used during the regeneration phase. Compared to heatless dryers, heated dryers are significantly more energy efficient, but they can typically create temperature and dew point spikes during tower changeover.
Delair’s unique co-current cooling and parallel drying technology eliminates these issues, ensuring stable pressure dew point and outlet temperature performance during changeover.
This is achieved without using purge air, meaning the amount of air entering the dryer equals the amount leaving it. This frees up compressor capacity and avoids air consumption peaks, reducing overall operating costs.
DB dryers are therefore an ideal solution for continuous-duty industrial applications with high compressed air demand, where energy efficiency, stable performance, and consistent air quality are essential.
A Delair® DB dryer is perfectly suited for applications requiring low pressure dew points down to –40°C. The Delair™ DB-L variant can reach ultra-low dew points of –70°C or lower. For highly critical manufacturing processes, such as semiconductor production, the DB-LD dryer is particularly valued for its exceptional air quality and low operating costs.
An optional compressor heat recovery unit is available, allowing recovery of compressor heat to reduce electrical power consumption even further.
Thanks to its high level of customization, wide flow range, gradual tower switchover, and energy recovery options, the Delair DB series is an excellent choice downstream of oil-free screw compressors or centrifugal (turbo) compressors.




