Graeme Tolton
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Would be a good idea to have those hydro tested if you are planning on using them.
older Filter stacks for scuba compressor filtration/Nitrox and repacking
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frogman62
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If you want a new commercial system (340 BAR moisture trap and filter (16 inch tower) system with manual moisture drain valve, pressure relief valve, check valve, bleed valve, back pressure valve, and pressure gauge. System set up for wall mount. Delivers grade 'E" Air for up to 8 CFM compressor. Price as shown $1328.00 plus shipping) Check my web site sheldensportingoods.com
Jim Shelden
Jim Shelden
dead dog
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Been looking for months and could not find one. Dose anybody know who sells these filters ?
rcontrera
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Jim does ... I do and I am sure there are lots of others as well. We can sell you stuff by PM but not out in the open. It is a violation of forum rules to get into direct advertising or selling on the boards.
PM sent
PM sent
toddster541
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I used to be in a club that had something similar, though a bit larger, for the clubhouse navy surplus compressor. IIRC, we poured the media into ladies nylon stockings, tied them off, and tamped the resulting charges down into the cylinders. They fit snugly and came out easily after use. The exact technique had been passed from air-master to air-master over 30-odd years.
dead dog
Contributor
I am looking for a small inexpensive air filter for a small portable compressor. I don't have $700 for a new one. Hopping to find a used inexpensive one some where else. If someone has plans to build one that would help. All help is appreciated. Please PM me with what info you may have on this matter
Thank you,
Bill
---------- Post added February 12th, 2013 at 09:03 AM ----------
Thanks, I got a used one for free.
---------- Post added February 12th, 2013 at 09:03 AM ----------
Thanks, I got a used one for free.
Thank you,
Bill
---------- Post added February 12th, 2013 at 09:03 AM ----------
Thanks, I got a used one for free.
---------- Post added February 12th, 2013 at 09:03 AM ----------
Thanks, I got a used one for free.
rcontrera
Contributor
With ANY used filter housing, make sure you inspect it well since you don't really know how many cycles it has undergone.
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