With Integrated Compressed Air Dryer 37 – 355 kW

The i.HOC (Integrated Heat of Compression) rotary dryer from KAESER offers energy-free compressed air drying by using up to 100% of the compressor’s waste heat. Designed for use in both air- and water-cooled oil-free rotary screw compressors, it ensures stable, sub-zero pressure dew points even under high ambient conditions – without requiring electric heaters or extra cooling systems. The i.HOC system is integrated with the SIGMA CONTROL 2 for smart monitoring and control.

  • Consistent performance at partial load
  • Efficient heat recovery built into the second-stage heat exchangers
  • No need for additional heating or cooling equipment

Specifications

  • Installed in compressors rated: 37kW – 355kW
  • Flow rate range: 4.2 – 51m³/min
  • Pressure dew point: Sub-zero, stable even at high ambient temps (up to +45°C)
  • Regeneration method: Full-flow using 100% heat of compression
  • Energy usage: No external energy input needed for drying
  • Controller: Integrated SIGMA CONTROL 2 (on SFC model versions)
  • Cooling types: Compatible with air- and water-cooled compressors

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Our fully mobile sales, support and maintenance team are able to visit you at your premises whenever needed.

Or you can find Mobile Compressed Air’s warehouse, maintenance workshop and service centre located at

75 Rundle Road
Salisbury South 5106
South Australia

Rundle Road runs off of Kings Road alongside Parafield Airport.

Our Office and Factory Hours are

Monday to Friday
8am to 4:30pm

For all service and emergency assistance Mobile Compressed Air provide 24/7 support, simply contact us on our office phone and you will be diverted to one of our highly skilled compressed air service technicians.

E-mail us at info@compressedair.com.au

Phone: (08) 8281 1677

Our factory and service centre is easy to access from Kings Road opposite Parafield Airport or off Main North Road via Nylex Ave

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