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Air-Cooled Aftercoolers for your Compressed Air System

Compressed air discharged from an air compressor is hot and loaded with water vapor. An aftercooler reduces the amount of water in a compressed air system by lowering the temperature of the compressed air. The lower the compressed air temperature, the lower the amount of moisture it can hold.
Unit of Measure

Specifications

Brands

 N/A Van Air Systems

Model

 N/A AC-190-8

Motor Type

 N/A Air Motor

Flow Rating

 N/A 1490 scfm

Fan Motor Power

 N/A 7.5 hp

Thread Size

 N/A 4 in

Thread Type

 N/A National Pipe Thread (NPT)

Width

 N/A 55 in

Height

 N/A 36 in

Depth

 N/A 40 in

Weight

 N/A 600 lb

Flow Direction

 N/A Vertical

Flexible Hose

 N/A , AC-190 Through AC-220 Flexible Hose ($1,610.00)

Drain

 N/A , AC-140 Through AC-220 Drain ($1,210.00)

Features and Benefits

Features and Benefits

 N/A
  • Galvanized steel cabinet
  • Pressure drop less than 3 PSI at 80 to 125 PSIG

Applications

Applications

 N/A
  • When compressed air temperatures exceed 100º F
  • Installed before any type of compressed air dryer

Note

Note

 N/A Basis for flow rating is 80 to 125 PSI operating pressure, 250°F inlet temperature and a 10°F approach temperature to ambient.

Air motors on the AC series do require a lubricator and regulator that is not included in the price of the aftercooler.