About Us

Founded in the United States in 1964, Bry-Air has spent over 62 years pioneering adsorption technology, engineering solutions that have transformed the way industries control air, moisture, and critical environments. From its origins in New Jersey to becoming a globally trusted technology company, Bry-Air has remained focused on one core strength: advancing the science of adsorption.

Today, Bry-Air's technologies are deployed across more than 80 countries, serving mission-critical industries including pharmaceuticals, food processing, lithium-ion batteries, semiconductors, electronics, data centers, and advanced manufacturing. Our global presence is supported by manufacturing facilities, engineering centers, and subsidiaries in China, Malaysia, Brazil, Nigeria, Switzerland, the United States, and India, along with regional offices and representatives spanning the Middle East, Africa, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America. This worldwide network enables Bry-Air to deliver consistent engineering standards, localized technical support, and reliable project execution wherever our customers operate.

The AWG represents the next evolution of our expertise. Drawing upon more than six decades of adsorption science, Bry-Air has developed an advanced atmospheric water generation technology that efficiently extracts clean drinking water directly from air, even in challenging climatic conditions.

A significant milestone in this journey came in 2022, when Bry-Air secured a patent for its advanced adsorption-based atmospheric water generation technology. This breakthrough combines decades of proven adsorption expertise with next-generation engineering to deliver a sustainable, reliable, and energy-efficient source of water for communities, industries, commercial establishments, and remote locations.

For Bry-Air, AWG is not a new beginning, it is the natural evolution of 62 years of adsorption engineering. From controlling moisture to creating water from air, we continue to push the boundaries of adsorption technology to solve some of the world's most pressing environmental challenges.