A pipeline filter is installed in compressed-air or liquid transport lines and is widely used in compressor-station after-treatment, process-fluid, steam, and industrial water-supply or drainage systems. By efficiently removing particles and oil mist with minimal pressure drop, it provides a clean, stable medium to downstream equipment, markedly improving equipment reliability, product quality, and energy efficiency. Consequently, pipeline filters are indispensable safety and quality-assurance components in compressed-air and fluid piping systems.

An air receiver tank is a pressure vessel in a compressed-air system that temporarily stores compressed air, providing energy buffering, pressure and flow stabilization, preliminary condensate separation, residual-heat cooling, and safety redundancy.

Absorption Desiccant Air Dryer is a compressed-air after-treatment device available in ratings from 5 to 600 HP. Using regenerable desiccants—such as activated alumina or molecular sieves—it adsorbs moisture from the air, lowering the pressure-dew-point to −20 °C, −40 °C, or even −70 °C. This provides a reliable supply of ultra-dry compressed air for applications that require extremely low humidity.

Refrigerated air dryer in the 7.5 – 400 HP range is a compressed-air after-treatment device whose primary job is to remove moisture from compressed air and lower its pressure dew point to about +2 °C to +10 °C. By doing so, it prevents corrosion, icing, pipeline water accumulation, product defects, and instrumentation failures caused by water vapour.