StangStang
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Hello all!
I am new to the site and am wondering how to setup my compressor with an after cooler. I have a big problem with water coming out of my air tools and I eventually want to paint my car. I have a Kobalt 3.7-HP 60-Gallon 155-PSI 230-Volt, 11.5 SCFM at 90 PSI Vertical Stationary Electric Air Compressor. I would like to build an after cooler for it.
I was looking at the Air Cooled After Cooler, Max HP 15, 60 CFM built by AKG and my plan was to purchase a 220 volt fan to go with it and then plumb it in after the discharge of the compressor and then back into the tank with a water separator prior to the tank and a drain. I would like the fan to run when the compressor runs which shouldn't be hard to wire up.
What do you guys think? Is this overkill?
Note: I know this was covered extensively on another post. However, I am not sure if anyone will see mine because of how big the post has become.
Thanks!
I am new to the site and am wondering how to setup my compressor with an after cooler. I have a big problem with water coming out of my air tools and I eventually want to paint my car. I have a Kobalt 3.7-HP 60-Gallon 155-PSI 230-Volt, 11.5 SCFM at 90 PSI Vertical Stationary Electric Air Compressor. I would like to build an after cooler for it.
I was looking at the Air Cooled After Cooler, Max HP 15, 60 CFM built by AKG and my plan was to purchase a 220 volt fan to go with it and then plumb it in after the discharge of the compressor and then back into the tank with a water separator prior to the tank and a drain. I would like the fan to run when the compressor runs which shouldn't be hard to wire up.
What do you guys think? Is this overkill?
Note: I know this was covered extensively on another post. However, I am not sure if anyone will see mine because of how big the post has become.
Thanks!