Flow-Dry® Packaged Desiccants exhibit at 2003 MACS show
New Orleans, La - On January 31 and February 1, 2003, Flow Dry Technology exhibited its products at the Mobile Air Conditioning Society annual conference and trade show. The exhibit, #1505, received a tremendous amount of customer traffic and interest by systems and component suppliers worldwide. Flow Dry displayed its range of desiccant packages used in every type of automotive AC system, including integrated condenser-dryers, TXV receiver-dryers, and CCOT accumulators.
The continued success of Flow-Dry® Desiccant Cartridges has produced a number of new special designs for customers like Hutchinson, FTS, Delphi Automotive, and Calsonic Kansei. While all special designed cartridges are held in strictest confidence, Flow Dry Technology displayed its standard SP1 and SP2 cartridges commonly used in aftermarket applications and new dryer designs.
Also displayed was the Flow-Dry® line of Desiccant bags, including saddlebags, single snap-on bags, 40 gram mini bags, and tube bags. Tube bags are commonly used in new systems for integrated condenser dryers. They are also used as replacement packages for aftermarket customers who may be producing aftermarket condensers and for automobile repair shops who may be servicing an integrated condenser dryer system, such as those commonly found on Toyota vehicles made by Denso Corp.
Representing Flow Dry at the show were Glenn Perrine, VP of Engineering, Angie Howard, Customer Service, and Matt Mastomatteo, Manufacturer's Representative. The Mobile Air Conditioning Society Worldwide™ (MACS), founded in 1981, is the leading forum for its specialized segment of the automotive aftermarket. MACS' purpose is to fill the industry's need for comprehensive technical information, training and communication. MACS Worldwide represents more than 1,700 members, including service shops, installers, distributors, component suppliers and manufacturers in the U.S., Canada and countries around the world. For more information see www.macsw.org.