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Collection: Nano Purification Solutions

nano Purification Solutions is a U.S. manufacturer of compressed air and gas treatment equipment, based in Charlotte, North Carolina. Warthog Air Compressor Store carries the full nano line: refrigerated and desiccant air dryers, performance validated compressed air filters, aftercoolers, condensate drains and oil water separators, breathing air purifiers, membrane nitrogen generators and process chillers. The collection below holds every nano product we sell, more than 200 listings. Use the family pages to narrow it down.

nano product families

Which nano dryer fits which job

Family Type Capacity Dew point Use it for
DXR Refrigerated, non cycling 10 to 4200 CFM 38 F General shop and plant air behind a compressor that runs loaded most of the shift
TMC Refrigerated, thermal mass cycling 30 to 635 CFM 38 F Compressors that cycle or run at part load; lowest running cost in its size
VDR Refrigerated, variable speed 2600 to 8450 SCFM 38 F Central plant air behind several compressors, air or water cooled
HTR Refrigerated, high inlet temperature 25 to 125 SCFM 38 F Piston compressors with no aftercooler, inlet air to 180 F
AXHP Refrigerated, high pressure 20 to 275 SCFM 38 F PET blow molding, fill stations and test benches at 1200 to 6000 PSIG
NDL and NDM Desiccant, heatless modular 2 to 1110 CFM minus 40 or minus 100 F Point of use and small plant instrument, paint and outdoor air; NDM for sites without power
D5 HL and CDP Desiccant, heatless twin tower 70 to 3000 SCFM minus 40 F Plant wide dry air; CDP adds demand control to cut purge
EH and ABP Desiccant, heated and blower purge 150 to 6000 SCFM minus 40 F Large plants where purge air is worth more than the heater; ABP near zero purge
BHD Desiccant, breathing air 50 to 1000 SCFM minus 40 F Grade D breathing air for blast rooms, paint booths and confined spaces
NDC Desiccant, lab gas 1.5 to 120 L/min CO2 and moisture removal FTIR purge, TOC analyzers and lab instrument gas

Refrigerated or desiccant

Start with the dew point your process needs. A 38 degree F refrigerated dryer is enough for most shops, body shops and plants with indoor piping: the air will not condense in the lines as long as the pipe stays above 38 degrees. Choose a desiccant dryer when the piping runs outdoors in a climate that freezes, when the air feeds powder coating, paint, pharmaceutical or food packaging equipment, or when an instrument or control spec calls for minus 40. Within refrigerated, pick non cycling for a steadily loaded compressor and cycling or variable speed for one that idles; within desiccant, go heatless under about 300 SCFM and heated or blower purge above it. Every dryer needs a coalescing filter upstream and a particulate filter downstream, and a compressor without an aftercooler needs one of the X-CC aftercoolers or the HTR dryer. The dryer CFM calculator walks through the correction factors for inlet temperature, ambient and pressure.

We size the dryer and filter train against your compressor rather than your pipe size, and we carry the replacement elements, desiccant kits, valve kits and drains to keep the system running. If you are matching a dryer to a compressor you bought elsewhere, call or chat with the compressor model, the room temperature and what the air feeds, and we will specify the dryer, filters and drain together.