Large air storage tank pictures and prices

What is an air storage tank?

The air storage tank increases the capacity of the air system to help get more jobs done, while cutting down on the number of times the air compressor cycles on and off, reducing wear and tear. Rest assured, we have an air compressor receiver tank that perfectly fits your compressed air needs.

What types of air storage tanks are available?

Ring base and angle leg support. Stainless steel tanks with bead blast finish. Air compressor tanks with top plate. Carbon steel tanks with shop prime. Other standard sizes, prices. Hanson Asme standard air storage tanks in stock. Sizes from 30 to 1500 gallon, 150 to 300 psig pressure. Higher ratings are bult to order.

Where can I buy air receiver & storage tank?

Compressor World offers all types of Air Receiver & Storage Tanks for compressors at low price with free shipping. Click to order now with quick shipments.

What is the smallest air tank?

The smallest Ironton 10-gallon portable air tank can be carried around easily to add air to vehicle tires or blow up inflatable beach toys or sports balls. However, the mighty Industrial Air ASME certified 120-Gallon Vertical Receiver Tank features a platform to mount your air compressor pump/motor.

What is a compressed air tank?

gal. Max. Lg. Ht. Thick. Temp. Able to withstand pressures up to 600 psi, these tanks store compressed air for use in high-pressure applications. They’re made of steel that's primed to resist exterior corrosion. Tanks have drain ports on the bottom to remove condensation. All other ports can be used as inlets or outlets in any configuration.

What is a surge air storage tank?

This receiver tank is also fitted with a drain to remove excess moisture. The Campbell Hausfeld ASME-certified, 30-gallon surge air storage tank provides extra storage of compressed air for peak-demand situations in pneumatic processes.