PNEUMATECH HEATLESS REGENERATIVE AIR DRYER with 2 150 PSI Silvan Pneumatic Tanks
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PNEUMATECH HEATLESS REGENERATIVE AIR DRYER with 2 150 PSI Silvan Pneumatic Tanks
Pneumatech PHS-2000 heatless regenerative air dryer rated for 2600 SCFM at 150 PSIG maximum pressure. Built in 1996, this twin-tower unit runs on 115V single-phase power and uses 825 lbs of AA2/5 and MC 4A desiccant per tower. Includes two Silvan pneumatic tanks rated 150 PSI at 450°F, built 1996.
Heatless Regenerative Air Dryer
Capacity: 2600 SCFM
Purge Pressure: 55 PSIG
Max. Pressure: 150 PSIG
Voltage: 115V-1PH-60HZ
Desiccant: AA2/5
Desiccant Weight: 825 LBS/Tower
Desiccant: MC 4A
Silvan Tank Specifications
M.A.W.P: 150 PSI @ 450 degrees Farenheight
M.D.M.T: -20 degrees Farenheight @ 150 PSI
Year Built: 1996
Cust Part No.: PV-1054
Head: 243
Shell: 250
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Seller
Gas Equipment 4 Sale
Waxahachie, TX, United States
Business and location confirmed by Metal Mountain.
Questions buyers ask
What pressure, flow and temperature is it rated for?
This unit is rated for 2600 SCFM at 150 PSIG maximum pressure with a purge pressure of 55 PSIG. The included Silvan tanks are rated for 150 PSI at 450°F maximum allowable working pressure and -20°F minimum design metal temperature. Heatless dryers typically operate with inlet air temperature limits around 100-120°F; ask the seller for the original nameplate inlet temperature rating.
What gases is it compatible with, and has it been oxygen cleaned?
This is an air dryer designed for compressed air service. The listing does not state whether it has been oxygen cleaned or used in oxygen service. For any oxygen application, you must confirm service history with the seller and have the unit professionally cleaned and certified before use, as hydrocarbon contamination presents severe explosion risk.
What should I inspect before putting it into service?
Verify desiccant condition in both towers—check for dust, beading breakdown, and proper fill level (825 lbs per tower of AA2/5 and MC 4A as specified). Test all switching valves, purge valves, and check valves for proper seating and cycle timing, as stuck or leaking valves are the most common failure mode in heatless dryers. Inspect both Silvan tanks for current hydrostatic test certification and condition of all pressure relief devices. Confirm the 115V single-phase control circuit is complete and functional, and verify inlet filtration is adequate to prevent desiccant contamination.
General guidance for this type of equipment. Ask about this specific unit in your inquiry — the seller answers directly.