Refrigerants are usually stored in liquid form in tank containers or ton tanks. Only most of the liquid refrigerant can be unloaded by the refrigerant unloading pump. The remaining refrigerant in the tank will be low-pressure liquid form and vapor form. Considering that refrigerants are expensive, recycling the remaining refrigerant in the tank can avoid wasting refrigerant and save you financial losses. However, refrigerants are flammable. How to recycle refrigerant? The pneumatic refrigerant recovery machine will help you to safely and efficiently recover various refrigerant liquid and vapor.
Air Driven Refrigerant Recovery Machine
The refrigerant recovery machine is built on the basis of pneumatic refrigerant pump. And it is driven by compressed air and does not require electricity, thus eliminating the risk of flammable refrigerants being ignited by electric sparks, thus safe and explosion-proof. In addition, the machine has a strong self-priming ability. In other words, it can suction all residual refrigerant in your tank, no matter of refrigerant liquid or refrigerant vapor, then convert it into liquid refrigerant by pressurization and refill it into another tank for you to reuse.
How to Operate Refrigerant Recycling Machine to Recover Refrigerant Liquid and Vapor from Tank
First of all, connect the driving air supply, refrigerant source tank and refrigerant receiver tank to the corresponding ports on the machine. And adjust the air regulator button on the machine to set a refilling pressure for the refrigerant to be recycled. Then the machine will complete suctioning refrigerant liquid or vapor from source tank, compressing refrigerant and filling refrigerant into receiver tank in one go. The following video demonstrates how to operate the refrigerant recovery machine to recover refrigerant.
The refrigerant recovery machine is applicable to all kinds of refrigerants including Freon. In addition, the machine is also suitable to serve as a small type refrigerant compressor or a manual refrigerant filling machine.
