A membrane air dryer uses a special filter material to pull water out of compressed air. It sounds clever, and it works — but there’s a catch. These units eat up a lot of your compressed air just to do their job, sometimes wasting 15-20% of it. They also struggle in hot environments and don’t give you a very low dew point. For most factories and workshops, that means higher running costs and less reliable results. If you’re looking at a membrane air dryer for your setup, it’s worth knowing what you’re giving up.
Product Specifications
| Model | BRA150F | Inlet/Outlet | DN65 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Capacity (Nm3/min) | 15 | Weight (kg) | 215 | |
| Voltage (V) | 380 | Dimensions (mm) | 1250*700*1310 | |
| Power (kW) | 2.9 | Inlet temperature | < 45℃ |
Product Features

The Better Choice: Why Our Refrigerated Dryer Wins
Here’s the simple truth: refrigerated dryers do the same job better and cheaper. They cool the air down, water drops out naturally, and you get steady, dry air without throwing away your compressed air supply. They’re easier to maintain, last longer, and handle normal workshop temperatures without breaking a sweat. Most businesses that start with a membrane air dryer end up switching to refrigerated once they see the energy bill. Save yourself the hassle and go with what works from day one.
Meet the BRA150F: Built to Run, Backed for a Year
Our BRA150F refrigerated air dryer is ready for real-world conditions. It handles inlet air up to 45°C, works with pressure from 6 to 10 bar, and delivers a pressure dew point of 2–10°C — exactly what your equipment needs to stay dry and running smooth. We back it with a full one-year warranty because we trust our build quality. No fancy jargon, just a solid machine that does its job.

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