PSB Industries News

Founded in 1902 and based in Erie, Pennsylvania, PSB Industries designs and manufactures compressed-air and gas treatment systems for demanding industrial applications. Its portfolio includes regenerative desiccant dryers, refrigerated dryers, filtration equipment and engineered packages for removing moisture and contaminants from process streams. Through its Pneumatic Products and Puregas brands, PSB combines thermal engineering, adsorption technology and customised system design to deliver reliable air and gas quality. Serving customers in North America and international markets, the company supports manufacturing, oil and gas, petrochemical, power generation, transportation, instrumentation and other process industries requiring dependable compressed-air and gas treatment.

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02 NOV '26

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Modular Gas Treatment Skid Upgrades Methane Streams

PSB Industries has introduced an immediately available Gas Chilling, Deoxygenation and Dehydration Skid designed for pipeline-specification conditioning of landfill gas and renewable natural gas.

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26 OCT '26

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LNG Dehydration and Heavy Hydrocarbon Removal Systems

PSB Industries utilizes temperature swing adsorption technology in skid-mounted systems to remove moisture and heavy hydrocarbons before natural gas liquefaction.

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31 AUG '26

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Skid-Mounted Deoxygenation and Desiccant Systems for Biogas Purification

PSB Industries introduces integrated catalytic and dehydration modules designed to condition landfill and digester emissions for strict pipeline injection standards.

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13 AUG '26

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Advanced Oxygen Removal Improves Hydrogen Recovery in Chlor-Alkali Plants

PSB Industries describes an integrated purification approach for reducing oxygen and moisture in hydrogen streams generated during chlor-alkali electrolysis.

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