AIR VOLUME TANKS

7 Outlet Air Manifold ASME Certified
(MAX Pressure 120 PSI )

100 Gallon Tanks ASME Certified
(MAX Pressure 150 PSI)

200 Gallon Tanks ASME Certified
(MAX Pressure 150 PSI)

200 Gallon Tanks ASME Certified
(MAX Pressure 200 PSI)

Features:

• Schmidt AirPrep Systems effectively provide cooler, cleaner, and dryer air to your blasting system while maintaining a negligible drop in pressure.
• Wet Air causes flashes, rusting, clogs blast pots with damp abrasives, damages the control system, and reduces productivity. Drier air reduces wear, downtime, and maintenance, saving time and money.
• All units are Engineered and Certified- skid mounted with multiple crowfoot outlets and certified lifting sling.
• Units range from 250 cfm to 1600 cfm

Maximum Working Pressure: 150 psig at 250 °F (10.3 bar at 121 °C)
Minimum Operating Temperature: 35 °F at 150 psig (1.7 °C at 10.3 bar)
Moisture Removal: Stainless steel coalescent filter

1”  air hose (125 PSI MAX Working Pressure)
2” air hose (500 PSI MAX Working Pressure) 

• Size: What is the I.D. (Inside Diameter) of the hose? What is the O.D. (Outside Diameter) of both ends of the hose? What is the overall length of the assembly required?
• Temperature: What is the temperature range of the media (product) that is flowing through the hose assembly? What is the temperature range of the environment that surrounds the outside of the hose assembly?
• Application: How is the hose assembly actually being used? Is it a pressure application? Is it a vacuum (suction) application? Is it a gravity flow application? Are there any special requirements that the hose assembly is expected to perform? Is the hose being used in a horizontal or vertical position? Are there any pulsations or vibrations acting on the hose assembly?
• Media: What is the media/material that is flowing through the hose assembly? Being specific is critical. Check for: Abrasive materials, chemical compatibility, etc.
• Pressure: What is the maximum pressure including surges (or, maximum vacuum) that this hose assembly will be subjected to? Always rate the maximum working pressure of your hose assembly by the lowest rated component in the system.
• Ends: What couplings have been requested by the user? Are they the proper fittings for the application and hose selected?