Overview:
Shell and Tube type aftercoolers use water to cool to compressed gases or air. These rugged coolers offer the widest variety of models to match your air flow capacities.
Cooling the air allows up to 75% of the present water vapor to condense and be removed. This prepares the air for further drying and/or filtration.
Removing water from compressed gases reduces maintenance costs, increases system operations, and improves overall product quality.
Compressor Manufacturers:
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Ingersol-Rand |
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Quincy |
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Campbell Hausfeld |
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Tecumseh |
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Chicago Pneumatic |
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Jenny |
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Maxus |
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Powerex |
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Rolair |
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Sullair |
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Gardner Denver |
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Eaton |
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Standard or Optional Materials of Construction |
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Increased Efficiencies in Compressed Gas or Air Systems |
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Reduced Moisture Level in Gas Stream |
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Downstream Equipment Protection from Excessive Heat Removal |
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Brass End Hubs, Shell, and Baffles |
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Copper Tubes |
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Cast Iron End Bonnets |
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Steel Optional Mounting Brackets |
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Nitrile Rubber Gaskets |
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316 Stainless Steel Aftercoolers |
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Sea Water or Corrosive Fluids Compatible |
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Air Flow Capacities from 75 SCFM to 1500 SCFM |
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