Finally Got My Rig All Put Toegther!!

killzoneq2

Got the 100 pound Clemco pot mounted on the front of the compressor. Got the Schmidt 600 pound mounted in the bed of the truck and there is plenty of room for a skid of media on the truck bed. Cant wait to put it to use next week.. Got a big job coming up...

I am going to keep a step ladder, extention ladder and 6 foot scaffolding in the truck. Seems the scaffolding will come in handy in most circumstances. What do you all have on your truck?

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plazaman

congrats, looks great

Kill, i would add an aftercooler setup to that setup. I think it would benefit you .

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killzoneq2

Can you please expain this to me, even with pics I am having a hard time knowing what it looks like and its functionality.

JBHI

I think even if he expaled whtat its funcitonally was, you still wouldn't understand.

MVH

Dude, don't be hatin'.

dougchips

If you are going to give someone a hard time consider proper spelling and sentence structure. Until then welcome to the site.

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JBHI

You guys are right... Just can't stand when people butcher spelling.
Havin a bad day.... customer is a PITA.

BulldogMedia

Killzone2 look at the third picture of my equipment. The aftercooler is a radiator with a fan blowing through it to cool the air down, then I have a 400 cfm water separtor right after it and two more water separtor on the pot.

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killzoneq2

Edited top post. That is a prime example of why not to play around on the computer while consuming alcoholic beverages!!! Its all good

plazaman

kill basically, moisture is the enemy in any compressed air system now. If your air stream is wet, you arent getting a proper mix of air & media. Your blasting can be more productive with cool dry area. More productivity = more $$


air exiting the compressor flows into the aftercooler which has a 12v fan. its basically a big radiator where the fan is cooling the fins. from there, it goes into a moisture separator, removing droplets from the air stream, then into a drain where it is automatically dumped. Any remaining droplets will be removed from the pots trap (in your case, yes, in my case when blasting baking soda, the same isnt true. water vapor is still present in the air stream that affects the performance of baking soda) In your case, this isnt a problem because of the media you use isnt moisture senstive.

Understand?

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