200 ltr 18cfm compressor installation help.

[vw1]

Picked up mew new compressor today nan it was heavy. 200ltr 18cfm job. My electrician should be over at some point and wire it up etc. Anyhow from the photo I got 3/4 leaver valve that I'm picking up from with a 22mm/3/4 brass solder fitting.

2nd photo I am going with a 22mm ( up and down thingy ) water trap moisture dryer system with Lever valves at bottom for drain.

I need a short hose from compressor to the dryer system as I belive I need for vibration and can not be ridged.

Can anyone help me get from 3/4 lever valve on compressor to 22mm copper pipe.

Ultimately I'm aiming for big bore pipe so off the end of the pipe dryer system I have 10mm bore pipe that will run into a filter regulator . I don't really want anything smaller than10mm internal bore from compressor to dryer system.

All suggestions and help and thoughts are very welcome.

Best regards.

2nd photo is not my setup it's just an example.

 

[mtt.tr]

Hydraulic hose will suffice, proper nipples then 3/4bsp to 22mm compression

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Hose

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[James1979]

you are correct re flexible link for vibration. I’d get a 3/4 male to a tail, hose on the tail, then tail to 3/4f then couple onto the copper pipe setup. Either by means of the tail-3/4 being a female compression or the tail-3/4 being a male, then a female
Soldered onto the piping.

I would have no issue with compression but some say it’s not good for workshop pressure so do what you feel - soldered one if you think best.

edit cross posted with Matt but what he said I think

 

[brightspark]

use c couplings they have bsp threads on them male or female and pipe tails then a bit of flexi 3 quarter air hose

 

[mtt.tr]

As a point of interest would be an interesting comparison between a pipe condenser Vs a proper after cooling with a fan.

I feel a proper cooler would be more effective.

 

[vw1]

My knowledge is limited so not familiar with your mentioned system. Its for home use only and just trying to reduce water moisture and contaminants with added filerts in the system.

Plus I have a few length of 22mm copper and fittings left over from a job. I think most expensive part of the system apart for the new compressor will be the filters water oil separators .

 

[MetalMonkey]

What I did:

Make a short hose from 19mm hose of your choice with either O clips or jubilee clips (I like the Alfagomma L185 hose personally) and put a 3/4 hose tail on each end:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/120718283286

Because I have two compressors and want to be able to run the system if I've removed a compressor I have a second ball valve at the other end of the hose, but you could replace this with just a straight connector.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/121397249951

Then use a push fit to 3/4 bsp adapter to go on to your copper.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/143966856209

I actually use the male version of that into a push fit T and stuck the drain valve at the bottom.

You could look at any sort of push fit tap connector.
Only thing to note is if it has parallel threads instead of taper, they are not designed to seal inside a parallel female, but with plenty of PTFE you can usually make it work.