My new arrival, 5 HP Devair two-stage TAPV-5052 air compressor. I purchased it from AirCompressorExchange in a package that included a 55 CFM Belair refrigerant dryer, auto drain valve, coalescent and particulate filters. The compressor alone was $1,800.00, add dryer, filters, auto drain valve, and shipping totaled just north of $3,500.00. http://www.aircompressorexchange.com/devair_compressor_page-7-28-05V-2.asp
Devilbiss started manufacturing air compressor in Toledo Ohio in the early 1900’s. Since changed their name to Devair and started manufacturing in Barrie Ontario, Canada in 1950. The 247 pump that is standard on this unit has long been one of their workhorses. A 5 HP 1750 RPM Boldar motor drives the compressor at 635 RPM. And has to be the quietest and smoothest unit I have ever seen. And pumps an utmost output of 19.1 CFM’s @ 175PSI or 20 CFM’s @ 100PSI.
I purchased the Belair refrigerant dryer because of its’ company reputation. And upsized it to accommodate a second 5 HP SpeedAir compressor that will be piped in. Both compressors will be first feed into an auto drain valves before the 100 CFM air cooled after-cooler. Then into a coalescent and particulate filters before entering the refrigerant dryer. Lastly the compressed air will enter an Ingersoll Rand desiccant dryer before being distributed to all five of my garages through underground pipes.
Removed from crate.
Guard and pulley side
Placement under stairway next to Belair refrigerant dryer.
Devilbiss started manufacturing air compressor in Toledo Ohio in the early 1900’s. Since changed their name to Devair and started manufacturing in Barrie Ontario, Canada in 1950. The 247 pump that is standard on this unit has long been one of their workhorses. A 5 HP 1750 RPM Boldar motor drives the compressor at 635 RPM. And has to be the quietest and smoothest unit I have ever seen. And pumps an utmost output of 19.1 CFM’s @ 175PSI or 20 CFM’s @ 100PSI.
I purchased the Belair refrigerant dryer because of its’ company reputation. And upsized it to accommodate a second 5 HP SpeedAir compressor that will be piped in. Both compressors will be first feed into an auto drain valves before the 100 CFM air cooled after-cooler. Then into a coalescent and particulate filters before entering the refrigerant dryer. Lastly the compressed air will enter an Ingersoll Rand desiccant dryer before being distributed to all five of my garages through underground pipes.
Removed from crate.
Guard and pulley side
Placement under stairway next to Belair refrigerant dryer.
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