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Compressed Air Cooling
Compressed Air Moisture Separator with Condensate Drain
The Moisture Separator is a compressed-air accessory that removes condensed water and contaminants from the air stream after it leaves an aftercooler. When an aftercooler cools hot compressed air, moisture condenses out; the separator collects that liquid and drains it away, delivering cleaner, drier air and protecting downstream tools, piping, dryers, and processes from water damage and corrosion. It’s the recommended final step in any compressed-air cooling package.
Two models cover different drain needs. One has a built-in automatic float-style drain that discharges collected condensate automatically as it accumulates — ideal for unattended operation. The other has a 1/8″ NPT connection with a manual shut-off valve, for applications where scheduled or manual draining is preferred. Both are built in a rugged cast-zinc housing and equipped with a quick-disconnect bowl for fast, tool-free servicing.
The separator installs inline just downstream of the aftercooler and pairs with TTP’s compressed-air aftercooler lines — the ACOC/ACOCH, AB, BGA, M, and AHP/AHPH Series. TTP Application Engineering can help match the right separator and drain to your airflow and installation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
It’s an accessory that removes condensed water (and contaminants) from compressed air after it’s been cooled by an aftercooler, then drains the liquid away — delivering cleaner, drier air and protecting downstream equipment.
Cooling hot compressed air causes moisture to condense into liquid water. The aftercooler cools the air; the separator captures and removes the resulting condensate. Using them together is what actually gets water out of your air system.
One has a built-in automatic float drain that discharges condensate on its own as it collects — good for unattended use. The other has a 1/8″ NPT connection with a manual shut-off valve, for manual or scheduled draining. Choose automatic for hands-off operation, manual for simpler or intermittent needs.
Both models have a rugged cast-zinc housing and a quick-disconnect bowl that detaches for fast, tool-free cleaning and servicing.
Inline, just downstream of the aftercooler, so it captures the moisture the aftercooler condenses out.
It complements TTP’s compressed-air aftercooler lines — the ACOC/ACOCH, AB, BGA, M, and AHP/AHPH Series.
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