USED 2004 PNEUMATIC PRODUCTS (DONALDSON) T2500CAB4

Pneumatic Products T2500CAB4 Blower Purge Air Dryer | 2500 CFMZero Purge Loss Efficiency | 460V 3-Phase | S/N: 1040139-1Available for acquisition is a high-capacity Pneumatic Products T2500CAB4 blower-regenerated desiccant air dryer. Manufactured in October 2004, this unit is a premier energy-saving solution for large-scale industrial facilities. By utilizing an external 10 HP Gardner Denver Sutorbilt blower and a high-efficiency heater for regeneration, this dryer maintains 100% of your compressed air capacity for plant use, eliminating the costly "purge air penalty" found in standard heatless dryers.Technical SpecificationsModel: T2500CAB4 (CAB Series)Year of Manufacture: 2004Capacity: 2,500 SCFM @ 100 PSIGElectrical: 460V / 3-Phase / 60HzRegeneration: External Blower & Heater (Zero Purge Loss)Blower: Gardner Denver Sutorbilt (Catalog #5LR) | 10 HP | 1760 RPMPressure Dew Point: -40°FDesign Pressure: 150 PSIApproximate Weight: 8,500 lbsKey Features & PerformanceAMLOC® Energy Management: Features the patented AMLOC® capacitance sensor system, which monitors the moisture load in the desiccant and only initiates a regeneration cycle when necessary. This significantly reduces energy costs and extends the life of switching valves and desiccant.Century Series Valves: Equipped with premium PTFE-coated Century Series poppet valves. These non-lubricated valves are engineered to withstand abrasive desiccant dust and high temperatures, tested for over 500,000 cycles for ultimate reliability.Gardner Denver Blower: Utilizes a rugged, industry-standard Sutorbilt rotary blower, known for exceptional service life and ease of maintenance.Superior Air Quality: Consistently delivers a -40°F dew point, providing the dry, high-quality air required for critical manufacturing, pneumatic controls, and sensitive industrial processes.Condition & LogisticsThis unit was recently decommissioned from a professional industrial setting as part of a facility update. It represents a massive cost savings over a new equivalent unit, which typically retails for over $100,000.