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Air Receiver
Air Receiver: Improve Permormance Safety or Your Compressed Air System
An air receiver is a tank or vessel that stores compressed air from your compressor. It helps you handle high air demand and avoid pressure drop by providing a storage function. It also stabilises pressure fluctuations and delivers a constant airflow to your tools and equipment. Moreover, it performs a preliminary separation and removal of condensate, which can damage your pipes and valves. Avoiding unstable pressure peaks, it reduces the wear and tear of your compressor and increases its efficiency and lifespan. Finally, it excludes multiple start/stop cycles of the compressor, which can save energy and maintenance costs. An air receiver is an essential component of any compressed air system. It can improve the performance, safety, and reliability of your compressor and extend its service life.
Range Insights
The best air receiver for your system depends on several factors. You should consider the size and capacity of your compressor and the air demand of your applications. You should also think about the location and installation of your air receiver, whether indoors or outdoors, vertical or horizontal, wall-mounted or floor-standing. Additionally, you should choose the material and quality of your air receiver, whether carbon steel or stainless steel, painted or galvanised, certified or not. Furthermore, you should equip your air receiver with the necessary accessories and fittings, such as safety valves, pressure gauges, drains, filters, and regulators. Lastly, you should follow the maintenance and inspection requirements of your air receiver, according to the local regulations and standards. ABAC offers a wide range of air receivers, from 24 to 5000 liters, with different options and features to suit your needs.