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Water Separators are your friend

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bBOXDApril 8, 2006
#6057

Re: Water Separators are your friend

HOLY UFCK! :uglystupid2:
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HOLY UFCK! :uglystupid2:
UTA LSApril 8, 2006
#6078

Re: Water Separators are your friend

Can you get water seperators for the intake side of an air compressor?
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Can you get water seperators for the intake side of an air compressor?
V8_AristoApril 9, 2006
#6094

Re: Water Separators are your friend

That's scary :o
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That's scary :o
Xotic sCApril 10, 2006
#6186

Re: Water Separators are your friend

barf...
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barf...
PagongApril 14, 2006
#6563

Re: Water Separators are your friend

Would air suspension companies look at something like this and maybe include
the appropriate parts to prevent something like this to happen?

Or is this just an isolated incident were the water separator wasnt included or probably was taken out.../.?
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Would air suspension companies look at something like this and maybe include 
the appropriate parts to prevent something like this to happen?

Or is this just an isolated incident were the water separator wasnt included or probably was taken out.../.?
One Ton VIPApril 17, 2006
#6871

Re: Water Separators are your friend

It is interesting to note that all japanese air susp setups seem to come with air separators.. but the US has tons of companies/shops selling "universal" air setups that try to be as cheap as possible, so they often leave out critical parts like water traps. I suppose it's another great example of the different mentalities between here and there
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It is interesting to note that all japanese air susp setups seem to come with air separators.. but the US has tons of companies/shops selling "universal" air setups that try to be as cheap as possible, so they often leave out critical parts like water traps. I suppose it's another great example of the different mentalities between here and there
Universal AirFebruary 5, 2008
#124792
Thats why we run the stainless steel tanks in all of our kits so that the tanks don't rust out. Even with water traps you will never be able to remove all the water.
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Thats why we run the stainless steel tanks in all of our kits so that the tanks don't rust out.  Even with water traps you will never be able to remove all the water.
mista808February 5, 2008
#124838
supposedly, air tanks have an anti rust coating in it, i forget what the correct term is. but its a really good idea to have a water/oil trap/separator between your compressor and tank. i even have a drain cock at the bottom of my tank, just as a back up if i feel like water got past the trap...

water/oil separator
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drain cock
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supposedly, air tanks have an anti rust coating in it, i forget what the correct term is. but its a really good idea to have a water/oil trap/separator  between your compressor and tank. i even have a drain cock at the bottom of my tank, just as a back up if i feel like water got past the trap...

water/oil separator
[IMG]http://www.suicidedoors.com/images/products/SMC_Water_Trap_1-2.jpg[/IMG]

drain cock
[IMG]http://www.easystreetair.com/ProductImages/21754l.jpg[/IMG]
mista808February 5, 2008
#124840
the coating inside regular tanks (not including stainless), Red Oxidized Coated Interior to resist Rust....
dont really have too much faith in it though....
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the coating inside regular tanks (not including stainless), Red Oxidized Coated Interior to resist Rust....
dont really have too much faith in it though....
elpresidenteFebruary 5, 2008
#124853
It's still a good idea to run them. That's the whole point.
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It's still a good idea to run them.  That's the whole point.
chishimaruFebruary 5, 2008
#125147
what are some good brand water traps?
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what are some good brand water traps?
RaCinStylezFebruary 5, 2008
#125155
chishimaru;125147 wrote:what are some good brand water traps?


Me and Hoebag have the Craftsman Air Line Filter, and they work great.

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00916008000P?vName=Tools&cName=Compressors+%26+Air+Tools&sName=Air+Tool+Accessories
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[QUOTE=chishimaru;125147]what are some good brand water traps?[/QUOTE]

Me and Hoebag have the Craftsman Air Line Filter, and they work great.

[url]http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00916008000P?vName=Tools&cName=Compressors+%26+Air+Tools&sName=Air+Tool+Accessories[/url]
KohinoorFebruary 7, 2008
#125670
wrd, its rated at 175psi as well
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wrd, its rated at 175psi as well
KohinoorFebruary 7, 2008
#125671
mista808;124838 wrote:water/oil separator
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this one by SMC is good too
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[quote=mista808;124838]water/oil separator
[IMG]http://www.suicidedoors.com/images/products/SMC_Water_Trap_1-2.jpg[/IMG]
 
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this one by SMC is good too