Vertical receiver FIAC (900L)

Vertical receiver FIAC 900 liter capacity is a durable steel pressure vessel designed and manufactured in Italy. It is designed to accumulate, store and stabilize the flow of compressed air.

A receiver of this volume is installed as a central buffer in medium and large enterprises, factories and auto centers in conjunction with powerful screw or piston compressors (capacity from 1500 to 4000 l/min). The vertical design allows you to significantly save the usable area of ​​the compressor room, while ensuring maximum efficiency of air preparation.

Key advantages of the model:

• Italian production and strict certification: The receiver is completely manufactured in Italy on robotic lines. Each tank undergoes rigorous factory hydraulic and ultrasonic weld testing to ensure compliance with strict European safety standards (CE).

• Unprecedented warranty (5 years): An official 5-year warranty confirms the highest quality of metal, impeccable welded joints and durability of the anti-corrosion coating.

• Effective damping of pressure pulsations: Smoothes out peak loads in the pneumatic network when several heavy consumers are turned on simultaneously, maintaining stable pressure in the line.

• Protection and extension of compressor life: By creating a substantial supply of air, the receiver radically reduces the frequency of transitions of a screw compressor from loading to unloading mode (or start/stop cycles for piston machines), preventing premature wear of the electric motor.

• Primary condensate collection and air purification: Due to a sharp drop in the speed and temperature of the air flow when entering a large volume of the receiver, up to 60–70% of moisture and droplet oil are effectively deposited on its internal walls. This significantly reduces the load on the main filters and dryer.

• High quality powder coating: The external (and, depending on the modification, internal) surface is protected by a dense layer of polymer powder paint, resistant to mechanical damage, aggressive environments and corrosion.