As the exclusive stocking ZEKS distributor in the Northwest, Rogers Machinery offers expertise with ZEKS air dryers, as well as ZEKS air dryer parts & service. Since 1997, Rogers Machinery engineers have provided ZEKS compressed air dryers in California, Georgia, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Texas, Utah, and Washington.
ZEKS Compressed Air Solutions was founded in 1959, and has grown to become a leader in compressed air treatment products that optimize efficiency and reliably remove water and contaminants from compressed air. One of ZEKS’ earliest innovations was the cycling refrigerated dryer, which cycles on and off depending on actual air usage to conserve energy. ZEKS manufactures refrigerated and desiccant air dryers, filters, mist eliminators, flow controllers, and air system accessories.
Rogers Machinery provides expert knowledge, selection assistance, installation, and service for the ZEKS line of compressed air dryers. ZEKS compressed air dryers include Refrigerated Dryers, Desiccant Dryers, Filtration and Condensate Management Equipment, and Flow Controllers. As the exclusive ZEKS distributor in the Northwest, Rogers Machinery has the knowledge to help specify the right solution for your needs, with many models in stock. Contact Rogers Machinery for assistance.
Refrigerated ZEKS air dryers include the well-known HeatSink™ cycling dryers, non-cycling dryers, and models for special applications.
ZEKS is best known for HeatSink™ cycling refrigerated compressed air dryers, which are designed to cycle when flow profiles vary due to seasonal variations, shift usage, or other reasons. These dryers consume only the electrical energy necessary to meet the actual demand for dry compressed air. They offer:
ZEKS non-cycling refrigerated dryers can be an efficient and economical alternative where compressed air usage is consistent.
ZEKS also offers compressed air dryers engineered for high temperature and high-pressure applications.
ZEKS desiccant compressed air dryers achieve extremely low moisture levels for applications where environmental conditions demand it or where even minimal moisture can't be tolerated. Choose from heatless, heated purge or heated blower purge desiccant regeneration to meet application requirements.
Heatless regenerative desiccant dryers are:
Heated regenerative desiccant dryers use heated purge air for desiccant media regeneration and are:
Purge regenerative desiccant dryers provide their own source of regeneration air, so the full air compressor output is available downstream They are:
ZEKS Mist Eliminators are large, high-efficiency coalescing filters that combine:
ZEKS condensate management solutions keep compressed air equipment running optimally. Oil/water separators separate compressor lubricant carryover from liquid condensate for disposal. Condensate drains ensure air compressor, air dryer, filter and receiver performance. Condensate drains are available as:
Flow Controllers help to reduce energy waste and improve air compressor efficiency by precisely controlling pressure and flow. They can operate to control forward pressure and flow, or to control backward flow to protect critical processes, or a combination of the two. Flow controllers are available for:
When you need ZEKS air dryer parts, Rogers Machinery has multiple locations throughout the Northwest to serve you. We stock an inventory of genuine ZEKS air dryer parts, accessories, and ZEKS air dryer manuals for regular maintenance and repair.
Our in-house staff of service technicians is factory trained and authorized to perform ZEKS air dryer repair service. We use genuine ZEKS air dryer parts and have the expertise to keep your ZEKS compressed air dryers operating at their highest efficiency. Contact Rogers Machinery for any ZEKS air dryer repair needs.
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