Compressed air for coil cleaning

[Contactor]

Hi Everyone

Can anyone recommend an air compressor to be ued for blowing out condenser coils, preferably oil-less and fairly portable?

Thanks

[Quality]

I am pretty sure sealey tools do a range of portable compressors Branded NU AIR , not got a link but should not be hard to find

[frank]

Air compressors are handy for removing the 'Fluff' but do not remove the surface film that hinders heat transference.

[Quality]

Lets help the man with what he wants

[Contactor]

It's the older generation, can't help stating the obvious!

[Quality]

You have look at the fact we all need a good blow out once in a while

[frank]

Cheeky Bu**er

You won't find cheaper than this
http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/pr...air-compressor

[D.D.KORANNE]

Condenser, evaporator coils preferably should be cleaned with dry n2 instead of compressed air.

[Brian_UK]

Condenser, evaporator coils preferably should be cleaned with dry n2 instead of compressed air.

I'm interested, why ?

[lowcool]

ive got a small 2 hp. unit with free air delivery of 121 litres per minute,its does a satisfactory job and doesnt weigh to much.i would have preferred something in the 140 litre per minute area,but at the time given portability and weight it was the only choice.As to removing surface film i use a degreasing gun to wash & wet vac to clean up.hope this helps

[nike123]

I'm interested, why ?

Me too!

Probably to prevent formation of moisture on evaporator fins.

[Quality]

Cheeky Bu**er

You won't find cheaper than this
http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/pr...air-compressor

http://www.northerntooluk.com/products.asp?partno=9056E

Bloody Close Though Hands up only took 2 days

[icecube51]

whats wrong whit the good old soap and clean water to clean cons and evaps???
i use a garden set and pump up the presure myself. one pump whit soap and one whit clean rainwater. never let mi down before. total investment 30€ / $. availeble in every handy or garden store ;-))

Ice