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AeroX AirID-60 Heatless Desiccant Air Dryer – 60 CFM, −68°F Dew Point

$5,499.99

Ultra-dry compressed air for moisture-sensitive applications.

The AeroX AirID-60 is a 60 CFM heatless regenerative desiccant air dryer engineered to deliver pressure dew points down to -68°F. Designed for dry ice blasting and industrial environments where humidity causes performance issues, the AirID-60 removes water vapor at the molecular level — far beyond the capability of refrigerated dryers.

Reliable, energy-efficient, and conservatively rated to protect desiccant life, it’s the ideal polishing stage for RS60g and LP-Series compressor systems.

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Description

💨 AeroX AirID-60 Heatless Desiccant Air Dryer

Precision Ultra-Dry Air for Mid-Size Systems

When airflow is moderate but performance expectations are high, moisture control becomes critical.

The AeroX AirID-60 is engineered to deliver 60 CFM of ultra-dry compressed air with a pressure dew point down to -68°F, making it the ideal solution for:

• RS60g systems
• LP40 compressor platforms
• Mid-size dry ice blasting systems
• Single-blaster operations
• Humid and high-temperature regions
• Precision industrial air supply

If you’re running consistent blasting loads or operating in high humidity environments, the AirID-60 becomes the reliability layer your system depends on.


❄ Why Desiccant Drying Is Critical

Refrigerated dryers remove bulk moisture.
Desiccant dryers remove water vapor at the molecular level.

Even at 60 CFM, moisture in compressed air can:

• Increase saturation risk
• Cause freeze-ups in hoses and guns
• Create inconsistent blasting performance
• Shorten equipment life

A refrigerated dryer alone cannot reach ultra-low dew points.

The AirID-60 heatless regenerative desiccant system achieves dew points down to -68°F, keeping compressed air well below moisture saturation — even in hot, humid climates.


🌧 Why Ultra-Low Dew Point Matters for Dry Ice Blasting

Moisture is the number one enemy of dry ice blasting performance.

Wet air can cause:

• Ice buildup inside hoses and guns
• Pellet clumping
• Inconsistent feed rates
• Reduced cleaning energy
• Downtime and service issues

With the AirID-60:

✔ Smooth ice flow
✔ Stable pressure delivery
✔ Reduced freeze-ups
✔ More consistent blasting performance
✔ Protection of expensive blaster internals

For humid regions, desiccant drying is often essential — not optional.


🧠 How the Heatless System Works

The AirID-60 uses a dual-tower regenerative design.

• Compressed air enters one tower and flows upward through desiccant beads
• Moisture is adsorbed and retained in the desiccant media
• Ultra-dry air exits to downstream equipment
• 6–8% of the dried air is redirected to regenerate the second tower
• Towers automatically switch on a timed cycle

This continuous cycle provides uninterrupted ultra-dry air with no operator intervention.


🔁 Heatless Regeneration = Reliable & Efficient

• No heaters
• No additional regeneration power draw
• Lower operating costs
• Continuous duty operation
• Proven industrial design

Simple. Efficient. Industrial.


⚠ Rated Flow vs Actual Flow (Important)

The AirID-60 is rated at 60 CFM based on recommended flow to preserve desiccant life and maintain optimal dew point performance.

Yes — these units can physically flow slightly higher volumes.

However:

Running higher than rated CFM will:

• Increase desiccant saturation speed
• Shorten media life
• Require more frequent bead replacement

This does not damage the dryer — it simply increases maintenance frequency.

We rate our dryers conservatively to protect your investment and maintain consistent dew point performance.


🛠 Maintenance & Desiccant Life

Desiccant dryers are simple and straightforward to maintain.

How to tell when service is needed:

• Dew point begins rising above specification
• Visible downstream moisture
• Excess purge exhaust moisture
• Pressure drop increases
• Desiccant beads show discoloration (oil contamination)
• Reduced drying efficiency

Desiccant replacement is straightforward and can be performed in-house.

Typical desiccant life depends on:

• Inlet air temperature
• Oil carryover
• Operating CFM
• Humidity levels
• Proper upstream filtration

With clean, properly filtered air, media life is long and predictable.


🔌 Power Options

Standard:
• 120V / 60Hz / Single Phase

Optional:
• 220V Single Phase

Additional voltage configurations available upon request.

Minimal electrical demand. Industrial simplicity.


🔄 Ideal System Design: Refrigerated + Desiccant

In a properly designed compressed air system:

Stage 1: Refrigerated dryer removes bulk moisture
Stage 2: Desiccant dryer removes remaining vapor

This two-stage design delivers:

• Maximum drying reliability
• Longest desiccant life
• Reduced purge load
• Optimal performance for dry ice blasting

The AirID-60 is the perfect polishing stage for RS60g and LP-Series compressor platforms.


📊 Technical Specifications

Model: AeroX AirID-60
Dryer Type: Heatless regenerative desiccant
Rated Flow Capacity: 60 CFM
Inlet / Outlet: G1 (1″ NPT)
Number of Towers: 2
Pressure Dew Point: Down to -68°F
Regeneration Air Use: Approx. 6–8% of dried air
Duty Cycle: Continuous industrial duty
Power: 120V / 60Hz (standard), 220V optional


🚀 Ideal Applications

• RS60g rotary screw systems
• LP40 compressor platforms
• Dry ice blasting operations
• Manufacturing & CNC shops
• Mobile trailer setups
• Humid or high-temperature regions


💡 Why Choose AeroX AirID Desiccant Dryers?

✔ Conservatively rated for long desiccant life
✔ Ultra-low dew point performance
✔ Heatless, energy-efficient operation
✔ Easy bead replacement & service
✔ Designed specifically for dry ice blasting environments
✔ Available in multiple CFM capacities


💨 AeroX AirID-60

When airflow matters, dryness becomes critical.


📊 Refrigerated vs Desiccant Comparison

Feature Refrigerated Dryer Desiccant Dryer
Typical Dew Point 35°F – 50°F Down to NEG -40°F to -68°F
Removes Bulk Water Yes Yes
Removes Water Vapor Limited Yes (Molecular Level)
Energy Use Lower Uses 6–8% purge air
Maintenance Low Desiccant replacement required
Best For General shop air Dry ice blasting & precision systems
Ideal Setup First stage Second stage (polishing)

Additional information

Weight 130 lbs
Dimensions 9 × 15 × 29 in

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