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Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning

Desiccants

Remove moisture from the air to protect items during shipping and storage

Dehumidifiers

Remove moisture from the air to lower humidity levels in a space

Power Transmission

Compressed Air Dryer/Filters

Compressed Air Dryer/Filters

Remove moisture, oil, and other contaminants from air lines to prevent damaging equipment

Compressed Air Dryers

Compressed Air Dryers

Remove lingering moisture from air lines

Compressed Air Storage Tanks

Compressed Air Storage Tanks

Store compressed air to power multiple tools at once without straining your compressor

Raw Materials

Fumed Silica

Commonly used as a thickener, desiccant, and mild abrasive

Aluminum Oxide

Commonly used as an abrasive for grinding, sanding, and polishing

Calcium Chloride

Calcium Chloride

Often mixed with concrete so it sets faster as well as spread over roads to melt ice and absorb dust

Fluid Handling

Breather Vents

Maintain even pressure and vacuum as temperatures change by allowing airflow in tanks and enclosures

Containers, Storage, and Furniture

Desiccators

Store sensitive items such as 3D printer filaments and optical equipment, keeping out moisture

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