Why Do I Need an Oil-Water Separator?

The process of compressing air typically produces a substantial amount of condensate that contains air compressor lubricant carryover. Without an oil-water separator in your compressed air system, this condensate/lubricant mixture will go down the drain and quite possibly find its way into the surrounding groundwater. The Intelli PAK System has been engineered to provide the most effective and user-friendly oil-water separator on the market.

The CTS Eliminator II separates oil contamination from condensate before being expelled. The condensate becomes contaminated by the oil and must be treated before expelling it into a sewer system or onto the ground. The oil must be separated from the condensate and only the condensate can be expelled. The oil must be reclaimed and disposed of in an environmentally safe manner.

Time, effort and attention to detail is what went into the design of the Gardner Denver GTRC. The GTRC design has its components laid out in a way that minimizes the footprint of the dryer as well as the interconnecting tubing. When implemented into your compressed air system, the benefits of a simplified design are increased reliability and better efficiency.

Why Do I Need an Oil-Water Separator?

The process of compressing air typically produces a substantial amount of condensate that contains air compressor lubricant carryover. Without an oil-water separator in your compressed air system, this condensate/lubricant mixture will go down the drain and quite possibly find its way into the surrounding groundwater. The GD PAK System has been engineered to provide the most effective and user-friendly oil-water separator on the market.