Mobile phones, tablets, and TV screens have become integral parts of our daily lives, accelerating the growth of the electronics industry. These electronic products contain microchips and other components that are highly sensitive to even slight external changes, making cleanliness crucial during every production phase.

The electronics industry extensively uses compressed air in various production stages. To ensure that the air is free from contaminants, moisture, and pollutants, adsorption dryers are essential.

Compressors draw in ambient air, which may contain moisture and pollutants. Additionally, if a lubricated compressor is used, oil droplets might contaminate the compressed air. Contaminated air can damage final products and hinder the proper functioning of electronic devices.

There are various methods to remove impurities from compressed air, with dryers being among the most effective. Adsorption dryers are particularly suitable when contaminant-free compressed air is required.

Moisture in compressed air can cause several issues in electronics manufacturing:

• Corrosion of circuit boards and connectors
• Short circuits due to condensation
• Reduced reliability of electronic components
• Inaccurate readings from sensitive instruments

Implementing effective air drying solutions helps prevent these problems, ensuring the longevity and reliability of electronic products.

The ISO 8573-1:2010 standard classifies compressed air quality based on solid particles, water, and oil content. For electronics manufacturing, achieving a pressure dew point (PDP) of -40°C/-40°F or lower is often necessary to prevent moisture-related issues.