An air receiver tank stores compressed air and stabilizes system pressure. Choosing the right size improves performance and protects the compressor.
Why Use a Receiver Tank
The tank buffers short-term demand peaks, reduces compressor cycling, and helps separate moisture from the air.
Basic Sizing
A common starting point is a tank volume of about 10 to 15 percent of the compressor free air delivery in liters per second, adjusted for your load pattern.
Installation Notes
Place the tank close to the compressor, fit a safety valve and drain, and size piping to avoid unnecessary pressure drop.
We can size the receiver, dryer and filter as a complete package for your system.