No.	Equipment	Role
1.	Screw Compressor	Drives air through the airline. The air usage and desired quality will determine what compressor you need.
2.	Air Receiver	Stores compressed air from the compressor. Its volume reduces pressure fluctuations arising from load changes and compressor switching.
3.	Automatic Drain Valve	Regularly drains the compressed air system without manual dependence, except for periodic checks.
4.	Cyclonic Water Separators	Removes water from the compressed air system using a cyclonic motion.
5.	Line Filter	Removes contaminants from compressed air after compression has taken place.
6.	Air Oil Separator	During compression, oil is injected to lubricate, seal and absorb the heat of compression. The air oil separator removes oil particles in the airline to deliver air that is free from oil (or close to depending on your needs).
7.	Refrigerant Dryer	Removes moisture from compressed air. This is used by industries that need to control the moisture in their production output.
8.	Bypass Valve	Avoid the interruption of airflow when a component is maintained or taken out of service.
9.	Dryer Inlet	Allows compressed air enters the dryer.
10.	Dryer Outlet	Allow compressed air exits the dryer.

Refrigerant
dryers

air
receivers