Artic Driers International

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www: www.articdriers.co.za
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Is your compressed air system sustainable?
Third Quarter 2025, Pneumatic systems & components

We are all aware that compressed air is an expensive source of motive power, but do we actually know what the cost is?
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A guide for compressed air dryer selection
Second Quarter 2025, Pneumatic systems & components

Clean and dry compressed air is essential in today’s modern operating environment. Without an air dryer and filter bank in line, the downtime created by condensate can be substantial. However, there are issues about air dryer selection and the impact of geographic location that need careful consideration prior to placing an order.
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Compressed air preparation
First Quarter 2025, Pneumatic systems & components

The choice of compressed air dryers is driven by the air quality demands of your plant.
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Compressed air treatment do’s and don’ts
Fourth Quarter 2024, Editor's Choice, Pneumatic systems & components

As a long-established importer and manufacturer of air dryers, Artic Dryers often sees the results of poor installation and issues with aftercoolers that create serious problems in air drying systems.
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Acoustic imaging detector for gas leaks and partial discharge
Third Quarter 2024, Hydraulic systems & components

The new SUTO iTEC S532 acoustic imaging detector provides an easy and effective way to locate pressurised air and gas leaks and partial discharge (PD) in industrial high-voltage environments.
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Compressed air drying and monitoring with low dewpoints
Second Quarter 2024, Pneumatic systems & components

Artic Driers manufacturers the Sahara low dewpoint, heatless pressure swing air dryers with SANS 347 pressure code. These desiccant-rich pressure dryers comfortably obtain pressure dewpoints of -40°C.
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Dry compressed air by design
Fourth Quarter 2022, Pneumatic systems & components

A new model has been added to the broad range of desiccant air dryers manufactured by Artic Driers in South Africa. The SA97 air dryer is capable of drying 1,8 m3/min of air to -40°C at 7 bar. It is ...
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Find compressed air leaks to save costs
Third Quarter 2022, Pneumatic systems & components

Energy is easily wasted by poorly performing air compressors that waste electricity and do not provide the rated airflow rates.
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How do you audit a compressed air system?
Second Quarter 2022, Pneumatic systems & components

The British and American governments estimate that as much as 10% of all electricity generated is consumed by air compressors, and that some 50% of this energy is wasted. Air leaks alone can account for ...
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Use compressed air efficiently
Third Quarter 2021, Pneumatic systems & components

With air compressors being one of the bigger consumers of energy in many plants, it pays to keep tight control of compressor station power costs. Focus points include:    • Compressor performance testing. • ...
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Compressed air purity analyser
Second Quarter 2021, Pneumatic systems & components

Compressed air treatment using filters and dryers is an effective barrier to airline contamination. Until recently, auditing the compressed air quality in a system was difficult, but clients and professional ...
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Locally built air dryers for hospitals
Fourth Quarter 2020, Pneumatic systems & components

Artic Driers recently partnered with an NGO (non-governmental organisation) called Save-P to develop a locally designed compressed air dryer and filter bank providing breathing-quality air for hospitals ...
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