Air receiver tanks not only serve as temporary storage, but they also allow your system to perform more efficiently. Receiver tanks save you the hassle of turning on the compressor system when air is needed only for a few seconds. This decreases the costs of compressor usage. Electrical usage and maintenance costs are also reduced.

The tank is used to store air. This stored air can then be used when there is an increase in usage. It is used to equalize the pressure variation using the start/stop switch. The sequence of the compressor can also be modulated.

Condensation is removed from stored air. This adds an extra level of moisture removal to the air system. The moisture trap has a drain attached. This helps in removing water from the air system.

The tank is Designed according to three methods

• System size
• Air demand cycles
• Compressor output