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AIR SUPPLY
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Pitch pipe bock toward air Nellvlr
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Compressor unit
PIPE SIZE.
1.0. line"'"
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InUl II dr.ln It
..eh low point
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011and water
I.trador
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Drain
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25 FEET
ORMORE
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Oillltd WI- EatrKto, 8hould t. It II., 25 ft. f,om ml eomp.-or.
F.rth., jf poIIibli.
The oil Ind _tel' e.trlC1or should not be mounted on
or nllr the lir compressor.
The temperatureof air is
greatly
increased d uring com.
pression. }.j the air cools down to room temperature, in
the air line. on its way to the spray 2'Jn, the moisture
contained in it condenses. Thus, for maximum effective.
ness, the oil and water extractor should be mounted at
some point in the air supply system where the tempera.
ture of thc compressed air in the line is likely to be
lowest.
Ail lines must be properly drained
Pitch all air lines back towards the compressor so that
condensed moisture will flow back into the air receiver
where it can be drained ofi. Each low
S
oint in an air line
acts asa water.trap.Suchpointsshoul
be
fittedwithan
easily accessibledrain. See diagram ahove.
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Air Flow
CFM
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Air Consumption
Fuild Nozzle
CFM
Pat
Compres$or
Air
Orifice Size
at 8"
Required
Connection
30 psi
50 psi
<p1.8MM
2.8
4.0
8"
1 H.P.
W' NP S(M)
(0.75 W)
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