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R-Series AirStation, HR10-12, 10HP, 208/3 on 120 Gal Horz Tank with Mounted Dryer

Item Number: CHAHR1012WDRYA Supplier: INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGIES AND SERVICE

Description

R-Series Reciprocating Compressor AirStation Model HR10-12 -10.5 HP, 208/3 Phase on 120 Gallon Horizontal Tank with Mounted Air Dryer.

Features

XCNC Refrigerated Dryer
- Provides continuous dry air into your compressed air supply line
- Ensures a steady long-term supply of dry air
3-Way Bypass Valve
- Provides ability to bypass dryer at lower load conditions
XCNC GP Grade Per-Filter
- Removes solid and oil contaminants from the air stream prior to reaching the dryer
- Removes solids 1.0 micron and larger
- Remaining oil content <1.0mg/m³
- ISO Air Quality Class
  - Solids - Class 2
  - Remaining oil - Class 2

Benefits

Convenient Plug and Play System
Compact design and footprint
- Less space needed for a complete system
Less plumbing needed due to the removal of standalone dryer
Saves on installation costs!

Includes

Compressor pump
Electric motor
Corresponding Air Dryer sized to match the flow of the compressor
- Pressure dew point of 50°F based on 100°F ambient temperature

Warranty

Three year standard warranty. Click here for Standard Warranty details.

* Extended six (6) year warranty option with purchase of Extended Warranty Kit. Click here for Extended Warranty details.
MUST BE PURCHASED AT THE SAME TIME AS THE COMPRESSOR PACKAGE.
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Product Specifications

Dimensions: 75" x 35" x 50"
Weight: 745 lbs.

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