Desiccant dryer

Quincy QHD-1800

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Flow
1,801 SCFM≈ 3,060 m³/h
Dew point
-73.3 to -40 °C (-99.9 to -40 °F)As published: -40 °F or -100 °F
ISO 8573-1 class
Class 1 to 2 (derived)
Type
Heatless
Manufacturer
Quincy
Line
QHD
Conditions
@100 psig
Voltage
115/1/60
Frequency
60 Hz
Brochure market
North America
CSA
n/a
CRN
n/a

Comparable models

Compare side by side
ModelFlowDew point ISO classMarket
Champion XCHL1800 1,800 SCFM3,060 m³/h -73 °C (-99.4 °F) Class 1 North America
Chicago Pneumatic CPAD-1800 1,800 SCFM≈ 3,058 m³/h -73.3 to -40 °C (-99.9 to -40 °F) Class 1 to 2 (derived) North America
Gardner Denver XGHL1800 1,800 SCFM3,060 m³/h -73 °C (-99.4 °F) Class 1 North America
Ingersoll Rand HL1800 1,800 SCFM3,060 m³/h -70 to -40 °C (-94 to -40 °F) Class 1 to 2 (derived) North America
ZEKS 1800ZPB 1,800 SCFM≈ 3,058 m³/h -73.3 to -40 °C (-99.9 to -40 °F) Class 1 to 2 North America
Mikropor MDA 3200 1,750 SCFM3,200 m³/h -70 to -40 °C (-94 to -40 °F) Class 1 to 2 (derived) Worldwide
Van Air Systems HL-1750 1,750 SCFM2,814 m³/h -73.3 to -40 °C (-99.9 to -40 °F) Class 1 to 2 (derived) North America
Hertz Kompressoren HDA 3200 1,883 SCFM3,198 m³/h -70 to -40 °C (-94 to -40 °F) Class 1 to 2 (derived) Worldwide

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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