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HANKISON SMM2-3F Membrane Compressed Air Dryer, 4.6 cfm, 200 psi, 150°F - Membrane Compressed Air Dryers
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HANKISON SMM2-3F Membrane Compressed Air Dryer, 4.6 cfm, 200 psi, 150°F

The HANKISON Membrane Air Dryer (3/8 in NPT, MPN SMM2-3F) is a membrane compressed air dryer with a 4.6 cfm flow capacity, 200 psi maximum operating pressure, and 150°F maximum operating temperature. It features…

SKU 3G-OTH-163026

Also listed as: SMM23F · SMM2 3F

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HANKISON
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SMM2-3F Membrane Compressed Air Dryer, 4.6 cfm, 200 psi, 150°F
Part Number
SMM2-3F
Category
Membrane Compressed Air Dryers
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Manufacturer Part Number
SMM2-3F
Type
4.6 cfm, Auto
Max Op Temp
150°F
Max Op Pressure
200 psi

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Product Description

The HANKISON Membrane Air Dryer (3/8 in NPT, MPN SMM2-3F) is a membrane compressed air dryer with a 4.6 cfm flow capacity, 200 psi maximum operating pressure, and 150°F maximum operating temperature. It features SweepSaver technology and achieves a 40°F pressure dew point. This unit operates in Auto mode.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the HANKISON Membrane Air Dryer used for?

The HANKISON Membrane Air Dryer (MPN SMM2-3F) removes moisture from compressed air systems to protect pneumatic tools, instruments, and processes. It is ideal for point-of-use drying in industrial, pharmaceutical, and food packaging applications where a 40°F pressure dew point is required.

What are the specifications of the HANKISON SMM2-3F membrane air dryer?

The HANKISON SMM2-3F membrane air dryer has a 3/8 in NPT connection, 4.6 cfm flow capacity, 200 psi maximum operating pressure, and 150°F maximum operating temperature. It features SweepSaver technology and achieves a 40°F pressure dew point with Auto mode operation.

Where to buy the HANKISON SMM2-3F membrane air dryer worldwide?

You can source the HANKISON SMM2-3F membrane air dryer through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact us for availability and lead time on this membrane dryer.

How to install a HANKISON membrane air dryer?

Install the HANKISON membrane air dryer vertically with the inlet and outlet ports aligned per the flow arrow. Ensure the compressed air supply is clean and dry, and do not exceed 200 psi or 150°F. SweepSaver technology requires a small purge flow; follow the manual for proper drain line routing.

Used in

Common applications for HANKISON
Automotive assembly — Hankison HITN50 non-cycling refrigerated dryer for main air line moisture removal
Food and beverage packaging — Hankison SMM3-4F membrane dryer for point-of-use instrument air
Pharmaceutical manufacturing — Hankison HITN125 refrigerated dryer with coalescing filters for clean compressed air
Pneumatic control systems — Hankison HMM3-4F membrane dryer for low-flow, high-pressure instrument air
Paint and coating operations — Hankison HITN75 refrigerated dryer to prevent moisture defects in spray applications
General industrial maintenance — Hankison maintenance kits for scheduled replacement of filter elements and drains
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The HANKISON HMM2-3F is a membrane compressed air dryer with 3/8 in NPT connections, rated for 4.6 cfm flow, 200 psi maximum operating pressure, and 150°F maximum operating temperature. It delivers a 40°F pressure dew point and operates automatically. Suitable for point-of-use drying in pneumatic systems, instrumentation, and process lines
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The HANKISON HMM2-3F is a membrane compressed air dryer with 3/8 in NPT connections, rated for 4.6 cfm flow, 200 psi maximum operating pressure, and 150°F maximum operating temperature. It delivers a 40°F pressure dew point and operates automatically. Suitable for point-of-use drying in pneumatic systems, instrumentation, and process lines

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