Minimum Air Supply Setup for Spraying Small Parts
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I am not sure as I did not test out the new setup with the jtdryer and a couple other filters but before that I had a big problem when doing a repair of my door I had a lot of fisheye and that was a first but that could have been a different type of contamination. Is the jtdryer legit? The guy that makes it told me all I needed was that and the toilet paper filter which is what I have now.
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anyone ever heard of a Heatless Regenerative Desiccant Air Dryer by pneumatic plus?
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You want 100% moisture gone ? 30,000 dollar nitrogen system you answer is most likely desiccant and properly ran lines Experienced Trained Certified
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The Devilbiss QC3 drier is VERY EFFECTIVE drier its the same drier on the DAD500 system I have. You need an effective water Trap though No one makes a really good one except for the refrigerated units and I haven't used any of them so I cant really say for sure who has a good one. I live on the edge of Death valley and you would be amazed how much water I get out of my system. Your location will demand a very sound water Trap design. before any drier will work well in my opinion. a lot of guys go over board with drains and such its not necessary. You need 20+ metal pipe after compressor for air too cool so the water can condense and be trapped that's it no super secret the air has to be cool. A place in the system for the air to expand does just that! You get a rapid cooling effect the air cools and condenses so it can be trapped. I run 80 feet Black 1inch steel back and forth across wall with no drain till it gets to the first of two 20 Gallon expansion tanks linked together by 5/8 inch pipe. then plumbed around the shop I never get water in my tools then at my booth I have the DAD500 I never have any problems with it. You'd think the first expansion Tank would have all the water in it but in actuality its the second. I get about a gallon out of second tank when system is run hard. Good luck with what ever you come up with Dennis B.
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