Scroll Air Compressor
We offer a range of industrial compressor When purchasing an industrial air compressor, several crucial parameters should be taken into account to ensure optimal performance. First and foremost, consider the horsepower and kilowatt (kW) ratings of the compressor, as these dictate its power output and suitability for industrial tasks. Among the various types, scroll, reciprocating, and rotary screw compressors are popular due to their reliability and efficiency. Their sleek designs enhance safety and ease of handling, making them convenient for users. Additionally, these compressors are known for delivering superior performance, making them powerful enough for both commercial and industrial applications. Energy efficiency is another significant factor, as these units consume less power while maintaining efficacy. Furthermore, their maintenance is straightforward and cost-effective, which is an essential consideration for any business looking to minimize operational costs while maximizing productivity.
Scroll Air Compressor
Oil-free Scroll Compressors
Oil-free scroll technology
Compressed air purity is crucial for many industry sectors, such as medical, research and biotechnology.
The scroll compressor has set a new standard in compressed air delivery. Not only does this scroll compressor series meet industry standards, but this technology reduces the costs of ownership because there is no need for oil filter replacements, oil condensate treatment and energy to combat the pressure loss caused by filtration. It is 100% oil and silicone contaminant free.
• Premium 100% Certified Class 0 Oil & Silicone-Free Rotary Scroll Compressors
• Reduced cost of ownership – no oil filter, no condensate treatment, no filters
• Maximum flexibility from modular design & low maintenance due to fewer moving parts
Scroll compression explained
An orbiting (rotating) scroll and fixed scroll housing are mated to create the compression chambers.
The continual movement of the orbiting scroll moves atmospheric air from the intake toward the center, compressing the air into progressively smaller areas.
The compressed air is directed to the center discharge port of the compressor.
Discharge pressure is accomplished during multiple stages of compression, resulting in a continuous intake suction and dischargeScroll compression explained
An orbiting (rotating) scroll and fixed scroll housing are mated to create the compression chambers.
The continual movement of the orbiting scroll moves atmospheric air from the intake toward the center, compressing the air into progressively smaller areas.
The compressed air is directed to the center discharge port of the compressor.
Discharge pressure is accomplished during multiple stages of compression, resulting in a continuous intake suction and discharge