Ingersoll-Rand Air Solutions 2003 Installation Accessories

Point-of-Use Products
Complete Kits
Pipe sizes CPN
25-32-50-63-80 54446711
25-32 54446729
50-63 54446737
80 54446745
Maintenance Kit for the above items 54402383
PacE - for Economic System Control
Installing a PacE unit in your compressed air system will be the easiest decision you will ever make.
Benefits:
• Energy savings – 7% for every 14 psi reduction in
system pressure
• Single point control for your whole system
• Protection for all downstream equipment
• Prolonged equipment life
• Reduced maintenance costs
• Simple installation and operation
P O I N T - O F - U S E
HOT TAP
No more lost production or expensive sub contract labour. SimplAir, through a
constant desire to improve the flexibility of their revolutionary piping system, have
designed a HOT TAP device, which enables you to drill into your compressed air
piping system under full working pressure, under complete safety, and fit whatever
size connection is required.
The HOT TAP is a five minute operation that can be carried out by anyone at any
time. Not only has the HOT TAP been designed to drill into the system under full
working pressure, it has also been designed to prevent contamination from the
drilling process entering into the piping system.
As the HOT TAP starts to break through the surface of the extrusion, air pressure
forces all loose particles back through an exhaust chamber in the drills body where
they become trapped in a pleated filter. This process ensures that no contamination
enters the piping, maintaining the systems integrity. Drills, cutters and a simple
maintenance kit are available to support the unit.
Why? Well it’s simple.
PacE will provide you the ability to control your entire air system's pressure
from one convenient unit.
Storing air at a high pressure is good working practice. This enables you to have a
greater volume in your air receiver to cover peak system demands, but letting this
high pressure feed into your distribution system can be detrimental.
First, high pressure will affect the performance and life expectancy of your
production equipment. Most pneumatic components and tools are designed to
operate at between 80 – 90 psi. Any pressure higher than this will cause excessive
wear and inevitable component failure.
The second reason is leakage. All air systems can potentially have leaks.
However, losing air at 80 psi is better than losing it at 125 psi. Reducing the
pressure that air leaks from your system reduces the volume of air that is lost. This
results in less loading of your air compressor and considerable running cost
savings. It is possible in some installations to actually turn off compressors,
achieving not only power cost savings but also reducing maintenance costs and
extending the life of your compressor.
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