Pneumatech Condensate Management

Check out all the condensate management options we offer.

Pneumatech's condensate management portfolio includes solutions for separating, draining, detecting and treating oil condensate

We offer three types of condensate drains depending on your needs: a timer drain, a mechanical zero loss float drain and an electronic zero loss drain. Also for condensate treatment we give you the choice: between the cost-competitive ECOBOX solution and our premium, patented OWS technology.

Download our condensate management brochure here

The ECOBOX oil-water separator

With the ECOBOX concept, Pneumatech offers a compressor condensate cleaning solution with excellent performance for compressed air systems up to 1530 m³/h (900 cfm).

Zero Loss Drains

We realize that the ever increasing price of energy will become the heaviest burden to bear for all industries in the very near future, if it hasn't become so already.

Timer Drains

Timer drains are selected in heavy-duty operations, where the large cross-sections opening and the simplicity of the drain are highly valued.

Mechanical Drain

Pneumatech’s MD Mechanical drain discharges the condensate automatically and without compressed air losses up to 16 bar.

Water detector

Despite all efforts to make dryers, water separators and drains reliable, a failure can never be excluded. The consequence of condensate water in your pipe network and operations can be dramatic: from corrosion and ice formation to bad product quality and process malfunctioning.

Aftercoolers

Compressed air will always be 100% saturated with water when it leaves a compressor. But also the outlet temperature has an important influence on the water load downstream the compressor. In order to minimize the load – and thus size – of the downstream refrigeration or adsorption dryer, it is therefore recommended to install a highly efficient aftercooler between compressor and dryer.

Water separators

The saturated, hot air at the outlet of the compressor will cool down along the cold piping network. This causes condensate to form that can result in corrosion, bad product quality or process malfunctioning. Having free water at the inlet also impacts the lifetime and performance of filters and dryers.