Industrial Dehumidifier Rental

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There are two different types of dehumidifiers we offer: - The Refrigerant units and the Desiccant units. Smaller units are called as building dryers whereas the larger units are known as industrial drying units.

Understanding Refrigerant Dehumidifiers

The best way to explain the way refrigerant dryers works is to compare it to how condensation is formed on a cold window. It contains a compressed refrigeration system therefore making it the coldest place in the room where is it placed. As air is being drawn, any moisture content in it gets condensed and collected in its container. Thus being able to easily control humidity in the air.

These units are self-reliant as they have their own in-built air circulation system. A fan which operates within it, pulls air from outside into it and passes it through the refrigerated heat exchanger which turns the air cold and making all the moisture in the air to be precipitated.

The energies from circuit, air-steam and the latent energy from the dehumidification process gets combined and is provided to the refrigeration condenser which is thus heated up. This way the cool air which is passing through the evaporator gets warmed and dried and then transferred back into the room/area where the dryer is installed. The moisture which is collected from this process is discarded.

Building Dryers

With a boastful and trustworthy capacity of 75 liters per day, Andrews Sykes Climate Rental’s building dryers are known for delivering high standards of drying. These robust yet compact units are most used in constructions and refurbishment, where wet processes may be dried quickly and efficiently in the most economic manner and reducing any possible shrinkages or cracking problems. They are very cost effective and may be used along with our heating units to enhance the drying process. We provide these in dual voltages i.e. 110volts and 230volts.

Extraction of moisture happens by simple means of waters natural tendency to discharge itself from wet substances into the dry air. This process is voluntary and unforced and dries concretes and plasters fully. The use of such dehumidifiers is very environmentally friendly, and they have lesser costs comparatively to drying though heaters and ventilation. These units do not require excess supervision and are able to run twenty four hours and seven days a week with our site engineers on security for overnight operations, leaving you relaxed and easing your job.

We have introduced the latest FD40 unit and our other units include HD500, FD30 and FD15.

Have a look at the specifications and features of our latest dehumidifier available for rent.

Industrial Dehumidifiers

With the ability to hold up to 600 liters a day, these robust and unswerving units deliver the most effective drying wherever installed. They use an evaporator and a condenser and they can keep large areas dry effortlessly. These industrial dryers come in two ranges the DH150 and the DH600.

Desiccant Dehumidifiers

These units are most suitable when the area which needs to be dried has very low temperatures and very low relative humidity is needed. They are equipped with materials which are moisture-absorbing such as silica gel also known as desiccant materials.

These materials are known to have a very high water vapor absorbing power. Many desiccant dehumidifiers use the material in a ‘rotor’ form. These dryers are generally comprised of the following main components:

• The component which comprises of the desiccant rotor.
• A fan for the movement of dehumidified air through the desiccant rotor.
• A fan to move reactivation air through the desiccant rotor.
• A heater
• A device to rotate the desiccant rotor

These units can be connected with our air compressors and after-coolers, to give you a complete drying solution.

To fasten the process of drying, ventilation units can be installed which increase the velocity of air as it passes the wet surface.