Vessels (All Customizable)

Used as the final protector of compressors to prevent liquid slugging, located on the suction line. Contact us to get the right accumulator for you.

Used for removing non-condensable elements in the refrigeration system. 

Advantages:

• No service-demanding regulation devices
• Standard controller with connection for up to 3 points
• Very simple with no complicated adjustments
• Complete vessel and piping in stainless steel
• Easy Installation

The Phillips coalescing oil separators remove oil via baffle plate, demister pad and coalescent element. This three-step process is engineered for peak efficiency. Contact us to get the coalescent oil separator for you today.

Can be mounted either horizontally or vertically without any internal working parts. The low pressure drop comes from the deep mesh stainless steel pads that provide highly efficient coalescing surface required to separate oil. An external float valve returns oil automatically to the compressor crankcase or the oil receiver. Contact us to get the right dry oil separator.

A Phillips Flooded Oil Separator, in a 1000 ton refrigeration system, will reduce 10 gallons of oil migration to less than 1 gallon per week migrating into process evaporators.

Typically used in two-stage system, the intercooler is located between the low and high-stage compressors. They reduce power consumption for the high-stage side by desuperheating booster discharge.

Level Eye Columns are usually attached to vessels. The reflex glass lens turns black when liquid is present, and when no liquid is present remains white. Contact us to get your customized Level Eye Columns today.

Customizable for the right PSI needed, sizing, liquid supply and dry suction gas needed. Contact us to get the right high-pressure receiver for your system today.