Recommend setup?

[molten]

Hello

Once I sort out my drain off (another thread) I want to get my fixed lines installed and plumb my in-line filters in. Problem is that I need some advice as to best setup for my needs.

I plan to run the compressor (3hp 200ltr) on the other side of my brick garage (sheltered), so know that I need some flexible pipe to go through brick wall.
I have a paint-shop filter with twin outlets,
A Norgren water trap
and a norgren oiler all to plumb in.
I want to run air tools and also to spray paint.
Using 15mm copper pipe with drop down drains and riser where ncessary

Can anyone suggest the best way/order to plum these items in?
I'm thinking:
1st) water trap (max 150 psi)
2nd) Paint shop filter/regulator -1 outlet for paint gun & other outlet for air tools. Then;
3rd) Plumb oiler (max 150 psi) to other outlet of paint shop filter/reg.

Suggestions very welcome and thanks to those who do
Cheers

 

[brightspark]

Hello

Once I sort out my drain off (another thread) I want to get my fixed lines installed and plumb my in-line filters in. Problem is that I need some advice as to best setup for my needs.

I plan to run the compressor (3hp 200ltr) on the other side of my brick garage (sheltered), so know that I need some flexible pipe to go through brick wall.
I have a paint-shop filter with twin outlets,
A Norgren water trap
and a norgren oiler all to plumb in.
I want to run air tools and also to spray paint.
Using 15mm copper pipe with drop down drains and riser where ncessary

Can anyone suggest the best way/order to plum these items in?
I'm thinking:
1st) water trap (max 150 psi)
2nd) Paint shop filter/regulator -1 outlet for paint gun & other outlet for air tools. Then;
3rd) Plumb oiler (max 150 psi) to other outlet of paint shop filter/reg.

Suggestions very welcome and thanks to those who do
Cheers

3rd dont bother with the oiler unless your using airtools 8 hours a day . just 3 drops of oil and a quick run at the end of use is suficient .

 

[rtbcomp]

Also try to site your regulator/filters near where to you use the air, rather than close to the compressor. This means the pipes are at higher pressure so air flows more easily and it will also help with cooling.

Some useful tips here http://www.mig-welding.co.uk/spray-painting.htm

 

[molten]

Thanks for your advice fella's.
Cheers