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DryAIR 250 FSA Free Standing Aftercooler

Air cooled cooler with a 250 CFM max flow capacity, 1 micron coalescing filter with manual drain, and heavy-duty moisture separator.

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Features

  • Cools air to within 20° of ambient temperature
  • 250 CFM max flow
  • 200psig max operating pressure
  • 5psig max pressure drop
  • 12V power requirement

The DryAIR 250 FSA free standing aftercooler is completely self-contained and packed in a construction skid with a centrally located bar for single point lifting and expanded metal heat exchanger guard. The heavy-duty moisture separator and coalescing filter traps moisture and condensed oil. Manual drain valves provide removal of captured fluids. The DryAIR 250FS features Chicago fittings on the inlet and outlet connections for maximum versatility, a 1 micron coalescing filter with manual drain, and a DC fan motor that is run from the compressor battery and automatically starts when the system is pressurized.