Ensure the compressor never takes in air/solvent mix. This could cause the tank to explode.

The air receiver or tank allows the storage and control of compressed air. A device on most compressors maintains pressure at a predetermined pressure range, allowing the compressor to operate automatically as the air is used, switching on and off accordingly. The air receiver must also be fitted with a safety device to prevent over pressurisation, a means of draining condensate and various outlet sockets. The size of air receiver (usually measured in litres) will normally be proportional to the size or capacity of air compressor fitted. 

• Material: carbon steel

• Fluid content: compressed air/nitrogen (Group 2)

• Finishing: external RAL 5015 blue paint (standard)

• CE approved

• Manufactured in the EU

• SPVD 2009/105/EC Directive

• PED 97/23/EC Directive