Medium & High Pressure Air Compressors
Medium and high-pressure screw compressors for applications that require pressure above standard plant air.
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PRODUCT FAMILIES
Start from compressor architecture, then compare models.
Current published products are limited to families with model-specific technical data. Gasoline-engine-driven configurations remain a planned range until model data are available.
Silent Oil-Free Tank Air Compressors
Oil-free receiver compressors for buyers comparing verified tank, motor and air-delivery configurations.
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Water-Injected Oil-Free Screw Air Compressors
Water-injected oil-free screw compressor configurations for continuous industrial compressed-air demand.
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Gas Powered Air Compressors
Planned engine-driven range. Submit pressure, flow and field-duty requirements for future model matching.
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Documented configurations ready for technical review.
CMN/G Medium-Pressure Micro-Oil Screw Air Compressor
Micro-oil screw family for medium/high-pressure service with documented 20–40 bar classes and multiple power/output configurations.
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CM/G 20–40 bar Oil-Free Screw Air Compressor
Medium-pressure oil-free screw configurations documented for the 20–40 bar class, intended for processes that need pressure above standard plant-air levels.
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CM/B Series Water-Injected Oil-Free Screw Air Compressor
Water-injected oil-free screw family with a broad documented power, pressure and free-air-delivery range for continuous industrial air demand.
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HC1104-200 / HC1504-200 200L Oil-Free Air Compressor
200 L receiver family at the upper end of the documented tank range, with verified multi-motor power and delivery values.
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HC1103-140 / HC1503-140 140L Oil-Free Air Compressor
Large-receiver oil-free family for higher intermittent air demand, with verified 140 L storage and multi-motor configurations.
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HC280X / HC1504X / HC1704X Silent Box Air Compressor
Enclosed low-noise family with verified compact dimensions and a catalogue noise-range statement for the silent-box series.
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Pressure and flow must be checked at the operating point.
Motor size, tank volume and maximum pressure are not interchangeable measures. Start with working pressure at the user, total simultaneous air demand, duty pattern, distribution losses and storage needs.
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APPLICATIONS
Match the compressor to the job, not the other way around.
Construction & Field Service
Plan tool demand, hose pressure loss, dust exposure and recovery between peaks.
Workshop Air
Balance mixed intermittent tools, receiver storage, indoor noise and electrical supply.
Farm Equipment Service
Account for mobility, dust, tire pressures, hose distance and remote working conditions.
ENGINEERING
Use a system view: intake, compression, storage, treatment and distribution.
A compressor can be correctly sized at its outlet and still underperform at the machine if piping, filters, hose or treatment equipment consume too much pressure. Installation is part of performance.
Engineering Guides
CONFIGURATION
Turn an RFQ into a usable technical specification.
Send pressure, air flow, duty hours, voltage/frequency, ambient conditions, quantity, destination and any air-quality requirements. High-pressure and process-air projects should also include connection and downstream pressure-class information.
QUALITY REVIEW
Configuration identity, performance checks and maintainable installation.
Assembly Context
Keep model, electrical and connection requirements tied to the order configuration.
Inspection & Testing
Record pressure, control response, visible condition and project-specific acceptance points.
Maintainability
Plan filter, drainage, cooling and service access before commissioning.
KNOWLEDGE CENTER
Practical selection and maintenance guidance.
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