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Compressed air is a versatile energy resource that’s required or preferred for many production and finishing processes. Powering pneumatic tools, equipment and process machinery, driving spray and coating applications, and actuating valves and instruments are among its many uses. For these to operate reliably and at peak efficiency, the compressed air supply must be clean and dry. Contaminants present at the intake of an air compressor will effect compressed air quality. The compression process is what causes concentrations of water, compressor lubricant and particulate that are in air to increase to levels that can damage tools and instruments, spoil finished product, and increase maintenance requirements. To make compressed air useable, installation of drying and filtration equipment is necessary.