Horizontal tank
Horizontal hot-dip galvanised compressed-air tank - French manufacture, 100 to 10,000 L. Reduced floor footprint, ideal under the compressor or in a low area. DESP / CODAP compliant.
13 models in the catalogue, pressure 11 bar.
How it works ↓
When should you choose a horizontal receiver?
It does the same job as the vertical one, with a lower height: under a low ceiling, or as the base of a compressor mounted on top. For the same capacity, it takes more floor space.
Made for
- A room with a low ceiling
- A receiver that carries the compressor
- A mobile assembly
Not made for
- The usual case: the vertical one takes less floor spaceVertical tank
| Reference | Volume | Pressures | Outlet | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CZ-TANK-H100 | 100 L | 11 | 1" | 40 kg |
| CZ-TANK-H200 | 200 L | 11 | 1"1/4 | 52 kg |
| CZ-TANK-H300 | 300 L | 11 | 1"1/4 | 74 kg |
| CZ-TANK-H500 | 500 L | 11 | 1"1/4 | 128 kg |
| CZ-TANK-H1000 | 1,000 L | 11 | 1" | 243 kg |
| CZ-TANK-H1500 | 1,500 L | 11 | 1" | 355 kg |
| CZ-TANK-H2000 | 2,000 L | 11 | 1" | 421 kg |
| CZ-TANK-H3000 | 3,000 L | 11 | 2" | 679 kg |
| CZ-TANK-H4000 | 4,000 L | 11 | 2" | 810 kg |
| CZ-TANK-H5000 | 5,000 L | 11 | 2" | 1,155 kg |
| CZ-TANK-H6000 | 6,000 L | 11 | 2" | 1,386 kg |
| CZ-TANK-H8000 | 8,000 L | 11 | 2" | 1,633 kg |
| CZ-TANK-H10000 | 10,000 L | 11 | 2" | 1,960 kg |
Flows, pressures, noise levels and dimensions recorded model by model on the catalogue sheets.
The horizontal receiver does the same job as the vertical, from 100 to 10,000 L, with a reduced height: under a low ceiling, or as the base of a compressor mounted on it.
The vertical stays the usual format: for the same capacity the horizontal takes more floor, and it is chosen only when height is short or when the receiver has to carry the compressor.
Same role as the vertical receiver: absorbing variations in demand, stabilising pressure, letting condensate settle and spacing out compressor starts.
The horizontal format lies down: it fits under a limited height, slides under a compressor or along a wall, and often serves as the base for the whole assembly. In return, it takes up on the floor what the vertical takes up in height.
Same construction, and same origin: made in France, steel hot-dip galvanised inside and out, calculated to the CODAP code within the framework of the PED regulations, manufacturer's declaration supplied. The catalogue offers it at 11 bar.
Thirteen sizes from 100 to 10,000 litres, at 11 bar. To be chosen when ceiling height is short, when the receiver has to carry the compressor, or on a mobile or containerised unit.
Made in France
Like the vertical ones: French manufacture, CODAP calculation, threaded bosses to standard NF E29-625.
From 100 to 10,000 litres
Thirteen sizes at 11 bar, NF E29-625 threaded bosses, from the workshop unit to the air station.
Fits under a low ceiling
The format lies down where a vertical one does not fit, and often serves as the base for the compressor.
Hot-dip galvanised
Inside and out. In a horizontal receiver, water stagnates along the whole bottom line of the shell: internal protection matters even more there.
PED, CODAP code
Same regulatory framework as the vertical, manufacturer's declaration supplied, 304L/316L stainless steel and food-grade coating options.
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