industry What is an Air Receiver Tank, and Why Do You Need It?
Introduction
Compressed air systems are vital in industries ranging from manufacturing to automotive. One key component that ensures efficiency and safety is the
Air Receiver Tank. At
ILSPAK, we provide
high-quality air receiver tanks to optimize your compressed air systems.
What is an Air Receiver Tank?
or compressed air storage tank is a pressure vessel that stores compressed air. It acts as a buffer between the compressor and the end-use equipment, ensuring stable air pressure and reducing compressor cycling.
How Does an Air Receiver Tank Work?
- Air Intake – The compressor fills the tank with pressurized air.
- Storage – The tank holds compressed air, ready for use.
- Pressure Stabilization – It prevents pressure fluctuations, ensuring consistent airflow.
- Demand Handling – During peak usage, the tank supplies extra air, reducing strain on the compressor.
Why Do You Need an Receiver Tank?
1. Improves Compressor Efficiency
- Reduces compressor cycling, saving energy.
- Extends the lifespan of the compressor.
2. Stabilizes Air Pressure
- Prevents pressure drops that can disrupt operations.
3. Condensate Removal
- Allows moisture to settle, protecting downstream equipment.
4. Handles Peak Demand
- Provides extra air during high-demand periods.
Applications of Air Receiver Tanks
- Manufacturing plants
- Automotive workshops
- Food and beverage processing
- Construction and pneumatic tools
Choosing the Right Air Receiver Tank
Factors to consider:
- Capacity (measured in gallons/liters)
- Maximum Pressure Rating (PSI/Bar)
- Material (carbon steel, stainless steel)
At
ILSPAK, we offer
custom air receiver tanks tailored to your industry needs.
Upgrade your compressed air system today—contact ILSPAK for expert solutions! 
