CWA Drying – the Original: Drying with the heat that’s generated anyway

When air is compressed, it heats up. In conventional compressed air generation, this heat is usually lost without being utilized. CWA (Compressed Warm Air) technology, a kolb invention, does the opposite: An air compressor unit integrated into the system compresses recirculated air; the heat generated during compression remains in the air and is used for drying.

The Same Nozzles for Cleaning, Rinsing, and Drying

The warm, compressed air flows through the rotor nozzles—which have previously applied the cleaning detergent and rinsing media – and thus reaches every spot that was cleaned. The air pressure blows residual liquid out of openings and apertures, while the heat evaporates the remainder. Additionally, the MediumWipe process utilizes the compressed air.

No need for in-house compressed air

An external compressed air connection is not required. This simplifies Installation and saves compressed air, which is one of the most expensive forms of energy in manufacturing.

Used in: AQUBE MV Series (MV3 ONE, MV8 sTWIN, MV9 QUAD), PSE MV Series (MV8 TWIN, MV3 ONE, MV3 ONE XL, MV3 ONE XXL), as well as PSE 300 VL and VS.