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In the Aftercooler System (ACS), the air rises through a stainless steel particulate filter that attracts condensed moisture. Removed moisture is collected in the bottom of the separator tank. The dryer, cooler air then exits the tank for use in the abrasive blasting operation.

Size Options:
250 cfm, 400 cfm, 750 cfm, 950 cfm, 1200 cfm, 1600 cfm, 2000 cfm, 2500 cfm

In the Air Dryer System (ADS), the air rises through a bed of marbles and into deliquescent/desiccant tablets inside the tank before the air exits the vessel. Approximately 50% of residual moisture is removed (after cooling). Removed moisture is collected in the bottom of the separator tank. An after-filter removes particulates that may have become airborne, then used in the abrasive blasting operation.

Size Options:
250 cfm, 400 cfm, 750 cfm, 950 cfm, 1200 cfm, 1600 cfm, 2000 cfm, 2500 cfm

Helps reduce the amount of moisture in the blasting system, for smoother flow of abrasives and reduced contamination of controls. Suitable for drier, more arid environments where the level of performance offered by an AirPrep Aftercooler or Air Dryer may not be needed. 

Air-Cooled Aftercoolers use ambient air to lower the temperature of compressed air. These tools pass air over a set of warmed coils to condense any existing water vapor into liquid. This liquid is then removed through a drain within the unit's housing to prevent buildup within a larger compressed air system.

Options: 250 CFM, 375 CFM