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The Importance of an Air Prep Unit in Dry Sandblasting

Some blasters think that a moisture separator in place of an air prep unit is adequate but it must be noted that a moisture separator only removes the incoming heavy moisture. Some consider an after-cooled compressor to have the same effect as an air prep unit. But inbuilt aftercooled compressors can lower pressure by 12-14psi (18-21% efficiency loss). Air prep units on the other hand have only a 3psi drop. Visit : https://quantumblast.com.au/the-importance-of-an-air-prep-unit-in-dry-sandblasting/ for more information .<br>

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The Importance of an Air Prep Unit in Dry Sandblasting

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  1. THE IMPORTANCE OF AN AIR PREP UNIT IN DRY SANDBLASTING MOISTURE IN COMPRESSED AIR Moisture is an inevitable by-product of the air compression process. The humidity percentage used in weather reports refer to the concentration of water vapor in the ambient air outside and can be as low as 1% and as high as 95%. When air is compressed, it is pressed into a more compact space and becomes hot and contains a higher percentage of vapour. If the air is not cooled before it enters the pot, it will cool down inside the blast pot and hoses (because of the significantly lower ambient air temperature) and the vapour will condense forming water drops. Air preparation units, also known as air prep units, are specialized devices that are designed to condition and prepare compressed air before it is used in sandblasting equipment. They typically consist of multiple components, including air filters, regulators, and lubricators, which work together to improve the quality of compressed air and regulate its pressure and flow rate. Some blasters think that a moisture separator in place of an air prep unit is adequate but it must be noted that a moisture separator only removes the incoming heavy moisture. Some consider an after-cooled compressor to have the same effect as an air prep unit. But inbuilt aftercooled compressors can lower pressure by 12-14psi (18-21% efficiency loss). Air prep units on the other hand have only a 3psi drop. Air prep units play a crucial role in enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of sandblasting operations. They improve the quality of compressed air, regulate air pressure, extend equipment lifespan, enhance operator safety, and increase productivity. Investing in high- quality air prep units is a wise choice for any sandblasting operation, as it can result in improved performance, cost savings, and safer working conditions. So, if you want to optimize your sandblasting process, consider incorporating air prep units into your setup for superior results. Overall, the advantages of using air prep units in the sandblasting process cannot be overstated, making them an essential component in . CONTACT US Address : 1K/18 Beafield Road, Para Hills West SA 5096 Australia Phone : 1300 822 569 Email : sales@quantumblast.com.au Website : www.quantumblast.com.au

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