A refrigerant dryer uses a refrigerant circuit and heat exchanger(s) to pre-cool air, refrigerate it to condense out moisture vapor, and then re-heat the air to prevent pipe sweating downstream. Refrigerant dryers can lead to a pressure dewpoint (PDP) as low as +3°C/+37.4°F for many applications where there is a need for dry air. They can be used at different pressures and consume no processed compressed air.