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SECTION 3: INSTALLATION
IOWA MOLD TOOLING CO., INC.
(641) 923-3711
CAS40PL, CAS40PL-CW, CAS40PLE, CAS40PLE-CW
air discharge port location. Connect the service
valve. Connect the air discharge line to the ¾”
JIC male connector.
IMPORTANT
Ensure that the air discharge hose is properly
rated for high temperature.
3.7.1 AIR RESERVOIR TANK
INSTALLATION
The IMT
®
CAS40PL air compression system will
require the additional installation of an air tank/
receiver, to be incorporated downstream of the
unit’s service air output. This tank will serve as a
reservoir for accumulated air pressure, allowing
for constant pressure availability for direct ser-
vice needs. IMT recommends the following cri-
teria when determining the design of the receiver
tank installation:
TANK SPECIFICATIONS
• 30 gallon minimum capacity (recommended).
• ASME-rated and compliant to applicable stan-
dards (200 psig minimum).
• Supplied with an adequately-rated relief valve.
• Supplied with moisture drain.
CONNECTION HOSING AND SERVICE VALVE
SPECIFICATIONS
• Hose must be
fl
exible; steel-braided reinforce-
ment.
• Rated for high temperature (450°F minimum).
• Pressure-rated for 200 psig (minimum).
MOUNTING SPECIFICATIONS
• If air tank is to be permanently mounted, IMT
recommends a mounting with no less than
four (4) mounting/securing points.
• Tank mounted level.
• Service air out port of tank readily accessible,
or piped/hosed for such availability.
• Drain is readily available, or piped/hosed for
such availability.
• Tank drain function must have auto-drain, pet-
cock, or valve that allows for tank to be purged
of moisture while tank is pressurized/system
is running.
The above listed features should serve as a min-
imum checklist of what to include when installing
the reservoir portion of the compression system.
However, if additional assistance is needed for
designing the air tank-side of the service out op-
eration, consult the IMT Service Department.
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