Accu-Zorb 7

Oil/Water Separator for Compressed Air Systems

Designed for smaller compressed air systems and most compressor lubricants. Capable of 24 hour continuous operation. No electricity required and no moving parts.

Features

Compact design
Constructed of all non-corrosive materials
Proprietary media
Diffuser has multiple inlets
Removable mist eliminator
Includes mounting bracket
High capacity separator media

Benefits

Ideal for small compressed air systems
Easily maintained with low maintenance costs
Runs clog free – extended service life
Capable of receiving condensate frommultiple sources
Quick access to separator media for easy media replacement
Makes wall mounting a snap
Sized for one-year media life

How it Separates Oil and Water from Compressed Air Systems

The Accu-Sep utilizes multi-stage separations technology to remove lubricating oils from condensate streams. In the first stage, the sediment chamber collects and helps prevent rust, dirt, and scale from migrating into the main reservoir. The second stage is the large main reservoir, which provides sufficient residence time to allow oil to coagulate and float to the sThe Accu-Zorb AZ7 utilizes multiple stages to process condensate to remove trace quantities of lubricant. In the first stage, the condensate is deenergized in the upper section of the separator. Displaced air passes through a demisting filter. In the second stage, the condensat gravity flows through a proprietary media that removes lubricating oils from the condensate. In the final stage the polished condensate is discharged from the separator vessel.

Specifications / Dimensions

Stock No.	Max. CFM Capacity (90°F/90%RH)**	Height	Depth	Width	Dry Weight (lbs.)
AZ7*	50	15.5″	8.5″	10.5″	11

*AZ7 does not include oil container, flow indicator, or sample and reference jars.
**The maximum CFM capacity ratings listed may be increased by 25% if a refrigerated air dryer is not used.

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