Desiccant dryer

MTA NST 810

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Flow
≈ 3,075 SCFM5,225 m³/h
Dew point
-40 °C (-40 °F)As published: -40 °C (alumina); molecular sieve on request
ISO 8573-1 class
Class 2 (derived)
Type
Heated purge
Manufacturer
MTA
Line
DryXtreme NST
Conditions
Reference FAD 20 °C, 1 bar a, inlet 35 °C
Voltage
400/3/50
Frequency
50 Hz
Brochure market
Europe / international
CSA
n/a
CRN
n/a

Comparable models

Compare side by side
ModelFlowDew point ISO classMarket
Mattei MEH 3100 3,100 SCFM≈ 5,267 m³/h -70 to -40 °C (-94 to -40 °F) Class 1 to 2 North America
Altec AIR HRE-3000-4 3,000 SCFM≈ 5,097 m³/h -40 °C (-40 °F) Class 2 North America
Champion XCHP3000 3,000 SCFM5,094 m³/h -40 °C (-40 °F) Class 2 (derived) North America
Ingersoll Rand EH3000 3,000 SCFM5,094 m³/h -40 °C (-40 °F) Class 2 (derived) North America
Nano Purification EH 3000 3,000 SCFM≈ 5,097 m³/h -40 °C (-40 °F) Class 2 North America
Quincy QHP-3000 3,000 SCFM≈ 5,097 m³/h -40 °C (-40 °F) Class 2 (derived) North America
Sullair SAH3000 3,000 SCFM≈ 5,097 m³/h -40 °C (-40 °F) Class 2 (derived) North America
Deltech RP-3200 3,200 SCFM≈ 5,437 m³/h -40 °C (-40 °F) Class 2 North America

Same type, flow within ±25%, equal or better ISO class. The closest model from each manufacturer. Flows at each manufacturer’s conditions, no ranking.

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