Engineered for Performance, Efficiency, and Durability

Quincy refrigerated dryers are designed with performance and longevity in mind. These units work by chilling compressed air to a low dew point — typically around 35°F to 50°F — so water vapor condenses and separates out before the air moves downstream. Condensed moisture is then automatically removed, helping protect sensitive pneumatic systems from damage and reducing maintenance costs.

From non-cycling models ideal for steady load applications to energy-saving cycling and variable-speed designs, Quincy dryers offer options that match your air demand and efficiency goals. These dryers help extend the life of your air system, improve tool performance, and support quality outcomes in processes where moisture control is critical.

Wide Selection for Every Compressed Air Need

Explore a range of models tailored to different compressed air volumes and operating conditions:

Standard & Heavy-Duty Refrigerated Dryers

• Quincy Compressor QPNC 106 Non‑Cycling Refrigerated Air Dryer – Solid non-cycling performance for consistent dew point control.
  
• Quincy QPNC‑42 Refrigerated Air Dryer & Quincy Refrigerated Air Dryer, Non‑Cycling, 30 CFM – Compact options for smaller systems with reliable moisture removal.
  
• Quincy Refrigerated Air Dryers QPNC 250 & Quincy Compressor QPNC 297 Refrigerated Air Dryer – Higher-capacity dryers built for industrial airflow volumes.
  

High-Temperature & Integrated Solutions

• Quincy Refrigerated Air Dryer QRHT 25 High‑Temperature & Quincy Refrigerated Air Dryer QRHT50 – Units engineered to handle up to 180 °F inlet temperatures with integrated moisture-separating components.
  
• Quincy Compressor QRHT 100 High‑Temperature Refrigerated Air Dryer & Quincy Compressor QRHT 50 High‑Temperature Dryer – Larger capacity high-temp models for demanding shop and industrial applications.
  

Efficiency-Focused Designs

• Quincy Compressor QED Cycling Refrigerated Air Dryer – Cycling refrigerated dryer that adjusts to load demands to help reduce energy consumption.
  

Each dryer is built for dependable operation, easy integration with existing air systems, and long-term serviceability.

Why a Refrigerated Dryer Matters

Moisture in compressed air isn’t just an inconvenience — it can degrade product quality, shorten tool life, and lead to corrosion in piping and valves. Installing a dedicated refrigerated air dryer helps you:

• Prevent water-related damage to tools, cylinders, and end products.
  
• Reduce maintenance frequency and extend system uptime.
  
• Improve air quality for processes like painting, packaging, and precision machining.
  

Choose the Right Quincy Dryer for Your System

Selecting the correct refrigerated air dryer depends on your system’s airflow (CFM), operating temperature, and duty cycle. Our Quincy dryer collection offers options for everything from small shop compressors to larger industrial installations — all backed by Quincy’s reputation for quality and supported by parts and service networks.

Browse the options above to find the best fit for your compressed air needs — and contact us if you need help sizing your dryer or matching it to your system.