Illustrated Air Treatment Finder

Illustrated Air Treatment Finder

How Each Part of an Air Treatment System Works Together

We make it is easy for you to get clean, dry compressed air by illustrating how to incorporate a robust air treatment system in the tool below. Start by considering your application, then choose the right elements to get the air quality and air treatment tools you need.

For example, an auto body shop will require very clean, very dry air for a smooth paint finish, but a tire center's tools won't be quite as particular. Explore below to find out what each part of an air treatment system can do for you.

 

 

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Air Compressor
AIR COMPRESSOR: An air compressor is anything that increases the amount of air that is contained within a particular space.

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Water Separator
WATER SEPARATOR: Removes moisture from your air supply.

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Air Tank or Air Receiver
AIR TANK: Stores air and contains moisture caused by air compression.

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Auto Drain
AIR RECEIVER: Automatically releases water and condensation out of the tank to ensure no excess water or dirt.

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Dust Particulate Filter
PARTICULATE FILTER: Reduction of particulate dust materials which can harm equipment.

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Air Dryer
AIR DRYER: An air dryer separates out the water, along with any oil and dirt, and removes it from the system.

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Coalescing Filter
COALESCING FILTER: Removal of Oil aerosols which keep your air clean.

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Oil / Water Separator
OIL OR WATER SEPARATOR: Ensures all oil water condensate from your air system is separated so you can dispose of it safely.

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Filter & Regulator
FILTER & REGULATOR: Easy access to reducing your air pressure.

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Hose
COILED HOSE: Tight coil hoses increase operator comfort and allows working in confined spaces.

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Tools
AIR TOOLS: Pending your application air tools are used for various jobs including air guns and impact.

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Hose Reel
HOSE REEL: Easy access and storage.

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